Historic Elgin Cathedral ruins in Moray, the main centre for solar installations across the region

Areas We Cover Across Moray

Solar panels, battery storage and EV chargers installed across Moray — from Elgin to Speyside and the Moray Firth coast.

Quick answer: We arrange solar, battery and EV charger installations across Moray, including Elgin, Forres, Buckie, Lossiemouth, Keith, Fochabers, Burghead, Hopeman, Dufftown, Aberlour, Rothes and Cullen. We install through MCS-certified partners. Call 0141 230 0198 to check your postcode.

Scottish Highlands landscape near Moray where Solar Panels Moray installs solar and battery systems
Scottish landscape around Moray where we install solar and battery systems

Installing solar across Moray

We arrange solar PV, battery storage and EV charger installations across the whole of Moray, from the cathedral city of Elgin to the Speyside whisky villages and the Moray Firth coast. Traditional stone-built towns and planned fishing villages along the Moray Firth coast (Buckie, Cullen, Burghead, Hopeman), with the cathedral city of Elgin as the main centre. Inland Speyside is rural, with farmhouses, cottages and distillery villages. We install through MCS-certified partners and design each system around your actual roof and energy use.

Postcode districts we cover

We cover the main Moray postcode districts: IV30, IV31, IV32, IV36, AB37, AB38, AB55, AB56. If your postcode is not listed, call us on 0141 230 0198 — we may still be able to help.

Towns and villages we cover

Elgin

The cathedral city and main centre of Moray, with a mix of modern estates and traditional stone-built housing. IV30 postcode area.

Forres

A historic town west of Elgin with planned streets and a mix of period and modern homes. IV36 postcode area.

Buckie

A planned fishing village on the Moray Firth coast with traditional stone terraces and modern housing. IV56 / AB56 area.

Lossiemouth

A coastal town and home to RAF Lossiemouth, with a mix of housing types. IV30 / IV31 area.

Keith

An inland town in eastern Moray with traditional stone properties and surrounding farmland. AB55 area.

Fochabers

A planned village on the River Spey, home to Baxters Food Group. IV32 area.

Burghead

A coastal fishing village on the Moray Firth with exposed, wind-salt conditions. IV30 area.

Hopeman

A neighbouring coastal village to Burghead, with similar exposure considerations. IV30 area.

Dufftown

A Speyside whisky village with six working distilleries and surrounding farms. AB55 area.

Aberlour

A Speyside village home to Walkers Shortbread and several distilleries. AB38 area.

Rothes

A Speyside town on the River Spey with distilleries and surrounding rural housing. AB38 area.

Cullen

A planned fishing village in eastern Moray with traditional stone architecture. AB56 area.

Local considerations across Moray

At around 57.6°N Moray is far north, so summer days are very long and winter days short. Coastal sites along the Moray Firth need wind- and salt-rated fixings. Solar on most homes is permitted development in Scotland; listed buildings and conservation areas need consent — check with Moray Council.

For commercial and farm installations, food and drink is the biggest sector: speyside has around 50 whisky distilleries (including glenfiddich, balvenie and macallan, with six working distilleries in dufftown), walkers shortbread (aberlour and elgin) and baxters (fochabers). also raf lossiemouth, tourism and holiday lets, farming and forestry.

See our business & farms page for commercial, farm and rural property options.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Do you install in Moray?+

Yes. We arrange solar, battery and EV charger installations across Moray, including Elgin, Forres, Buckie, Lossiemouth, Keith and the Speyside villages. We install through MCS-certified partners and cover the IV30, IV31, IV32, IV36, AB37, AB38, AB55 and AB56 postcode areas.

Can I add a battery to existing solar panels?+

Yes. We can retrofit a battery storage system to most existing solar PV installations in Moray so you can store surplus daytime generation for the evening and overnight, reducing your reliance on the grid.

Is finance available?+

Finance available, subject to status. We can talk through finance options for solar, battery storage and EV chargers when we call you back with your quote.

How long does installation take?+

A typical residential solar installation in Moray is completed within one to two days on site, depending on system size and roof access. Battery storage and EV chargers are usually fitted in under a day. Surveys and scheduling are arranged around your availability.

Do I need planning permission in Moray?+

Solar on most homes is permitted development in Scotland, so planning permission is usually not needed. Listed buildings and properties in conservation areas do need consent — check with Moray Council before proceeding.

How do I get a quote?+

Fill in the short form on this page or call 0141 230 0198. Tell us whether it is for a home, business, farm or rural property, what you are interested in, and your postcode. We will call you back with a no-obligation quote.