Manufacturing: Factories with large rooftops can use solar panels to offset high energy demands, reducing operational costs and improving sustainability.

Agriculture: Solar power can help farmers reduce energy costs for irrigation, greenhouses, and processing facilities. Solar panels can be installed on cowsheds and farmhouses to reduce consumption and save costs. 

Retail: Large retail stores can install solar panels on their rooftops and parking structures to lower electricity costs, improve brand reputation, and attract eco-conscious consumers.

Real Estate: Developers can add value to commercial and residential properties by installing solar panels, which appeal to tenants and buyers interested in energy savings and sustainable living.

Technology and Data Centers: Solar power can help energy-intensive data centers lower operating costs, meet renewable energy goals, and ensure reliability of supply when combining solar with battery storage.

Hospitality: Hotels and resorts can reduce their carbon footprint and energy costs by using solar power, appealing to environmentally conscious travelers while controlling overhead costs.

Car Parks: With the switch to online shopping, many multi-story car parks are no longer at full capacity. Solar can be installed on the top floor to offset any of the car park's consumption and provide an additional revenue stream by exporting energy. 

Distribution and Transport: Distribution centers and transport hubs often have large rooftop areas perfect for the installation of solar to offset electricity consumption and power green transport vehicles such as EVs or buses. 

Launderettes: Commercial launderettes often have large roof spaces available for the installation of rooftop solar. With hospitality at its busiest in summer, peak solar generation aligns perfectly with the higher energy demands of a launderette, providing significant savings throughout the year.