Solar Energy in West Midlands
The West Midlands is advancing its renewable energy capacity through strategic solar installations across its metropolitan landscape, from urban centers to industrial areas, supporting the region's transition to sustainable energy.
Total Capacity
48+ MW
Annual Growth
30%
Net Zero Target
2030
Community Projects
32+
Local Authorities
West Midlands Combined Authority
Metropolitan-wide renewable energy strategy and sustainable development
Key Projects:
- WM2041 net zero plan
- Public building solar rollout
- Community energy schemes
Birmingham City Council
Urban renewable development and smart city initiatives
Key Projects:
- Smart city solar integration
- District energy networks
- Innovation partnerships
Black Country LEP
Industrial and commercial renewable development
Key Projects:
- Industrial estate renewables
- Business support programs
- Skills development
Solar Installation Companies
Birmingham Solar Solutions
Birmingham, West Midlands
850+ reviews
Services
- Residential Installation
- Commercial Projects
- Battery Storage
- Urban Solutions
Certifications
- MCS Certified
- RECC Member
- WMCA Approved
- Smart City Partner
Black Country Renewables
Wolverhampton, West Midlands
720+ reviews
Services
- Industrial Solar
- Commercial Arrays
- Energy Storage
- Heritage Solutions
Certifications
- MCS Certified
- RECC Member
- Industrial Specialist
- Solar Together Partner
Midlands Energy Systems
Coventry, West Midlands
680+ reviews
Services
- Smart City Integration
- EV Charging Solutions
- Battery Systems
- Innovation Projects
Certifications
- MCS Certified
- RECC Member
- Innovation Partner
- EV Integration Expert
Local Initiatives
Solar Together West Midlands
Group-buying scheme helping residents and businesses install solar panels at competitive prices across the metropolitan area.
Learn more →Urban Solar Programme
Initiative focused on maximizing solar potential in urban environments while preserving architectural character.
Learn more →Industrial Heritage Solar
Supporting solar adoption across former industrial sites and heritage buildings throughout the West Midlands.
Learn more →