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What this video covers

This is one of KMM's top-of-funnel short-form videos — a 60-second introduction to a topic worth understanding before you book a survey.

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Commercial solar in 2026

• Average UK commercial unit rates: 25–31p/kWh on standard SME contracts in May 2026
• Typical payback: 3.5–7 years for properly-sized systems with realistic self-consumption modelling
• Annual Investment Allowance — up to 25% effective capex reduction for limited companies paying 25% corporation tax
• G99 application timeline: 6–14 weeks for sub-250kVA in most DNO territory; G100 export-limited designs clear faster
• Multi-site portfolios: KMM handles MAT, retail group and care home group portfolios under a single contract with shared monitoring

How this applies to your project

If you're researching solar for your own home, farm, factory or commercial building, the principles in this video apply directly — but the specific numbers will vary based on your roof orientation, your import tariff, your half-hourly load profile and your tax position.

KMM's fully funded survey is the fastest way to translate this video into specific advice for your site. We:

1. Run a desktop assessment from your MPAN and roof satellite imagery — inside 5 working days, no site visit needed at this stage
2. Schedule a drone survey if the desktop assessment shows the project is viable — 3D model of your roof inside 48 hours
3. Deliver a bound proposal with full ROI cash model, three finance routes side-by-side, and every commission disclosed
4. Decide together — no hard sell, no time-pressured discounts, no deposit required to keep the quote open for 30 days

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Steve and Kieren publish a new video on the KMM YouTube channel — Solar Made Simple every couple of weeks. Topics typically rotate through real customer install case studies, technical explainers, finance route walk-throughs, and tariff comparisons.