Future-proof your portfolio
Fully-funded solar that improves your EPC rating, supports 2030 MEES requirements, and enhances asset value — with zero capital expenditure.
Solar without capital or risk
For commercial landlords, the pressure to improve EPC ratings often clashes with the reality of capital allocation. Two Blues Solar removes that tension by providing a fully funded route to onsite generation.
We upgrade your asset so you can focus your capital elsewhere. You can accelerate your Net Zero progress and increase building value without impacting refurbishment budgets or investor returns. Your tenant benefits from cheaper power, with no long-term obligations.
How a solar Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) works for landlords
A PPA is a financial agreement where we fund, own and maintain the solar installation on your tenant’s roof. Your tenants simply buy the cheaper, clean energy it produces during their tenancy term. We lease the required space for a 15-25 year period.
Designed to work with your existing leases
We handle the legal and operational complexity
Fits your lease structure
Property protection
We ensure installations comply with existing roof warranties and take on all installation procurement risk. Our installations are backed by comprehensive insurance and long-term maintenance guarantees
We manage the tenant relationship
We work with the tenant to demonstrate the financial and carbon benefits and to establish the appropriate legal contracts, removing the administrative burden from you
Why landlords choose Two Blues Solar
Higher asset value
Solar-equipped buildings command higher market values, attract better tenants, and meet evolving MEES regulations — protecting long-term yield. We can also build in an additional revenue stream for landlords within the PPA structure
Zero CAPEX. Zero risk.
We fully fund the installation, maintenance, and insurance. The financial and operational risk sits entirely with us.
Tenant retention
Built for commercial property
Our legal framework is designed specifically for commercial property regardless of tenancy duration, enabling landlords to roll-out solar across their portfolio.
Our process
We analyse your portfolio’s roof space and tenancy profiles to identify the best candidate buildings for solar. We handle all tenant proposals and negotiations
Our engineers design the systems while our legal team ensures the PPA aligns with your specific tenant leases.
We manage the full end-to-end project with our installation partner
Once live, we provide ongoing monitoring and maintenance, with performance data accessible via our client portal.
Want to self-fund solar but need help with the project?
Want to self-fund solar but need help with the project? We regularly work with landlords supporting them with everything from feasibility assessments through to project management to facilitate estate-wide roll-outs. We can also model different financial structures and returns and provide all the necessary contractual documentation.
Frequently asked questions
Who takes responsibility for the roof if it leaks?
We do. We attempt to mitigate this risk by 1, undertaking a detailed roof survey and repairing any areas that need works, 2, using a proven fixing product and method that are guaranteed by the manufacturer and 3, requiring our EPCs to provide guarantees on their work. Should all of this fail we will take responsibility for any leaks that occur and resolve them as soon as possible within our O&M SLAs.
Does Two Blues fit into the wider ESG strategy or assist with other technologies?
Yes, one of our first steps is to look into any existing strategies or to speak with any appointed consultants to ensure we are providing the right solution. The effect of rooftop solar PV is to reduce the business’ net energy demand from the grid, and therefore doesn’t disrupt any other form of energy procurement or purchasing relationships (other than reduce the amount that needs to be bought). We have partners who specialise in other renewable technology (such as wind or battery storage), if it is relevant to a particular business.
Who undertakes maintenance?
We subcontract this typically to the EPC who has installed the system. We monitor the system remotely and will ensure they perform reactive and scheduled maintenance to achieve optimal performance.
What happens if there is an issue with the solar panels?
We own the system and sell you the energy, so we are completely responsible and incentivised to ensure that it is maintained or replaced and operating at optimal production throughout its lifespan. We know that you have other key focuses, so we ensure that any work required (during installation or otherwise) does not cause disruption to your business (often working outside of typical business hours to guarantee this is the case).
What happens if we sell the building?
Our typical position is that we stay on the roof for the next occupier and often find that this can be a key selling point of the building. We will also build in a buy out clause should you or the future occupier wish us to remove the system from the building.
Future-proof your property portfolio
Request a no-obligation feasibility study and we’ll model the financial return for your estate