Save Energy UK

Save Energy UK is a family-run solar company based in Poole, Dorset. Brothers Steve and Paul founded it in 2005, initially working with solar thermal systems from a first office in West Parley. Since then, it has expanded into solar generation, energy storage, and other equipment for homes and commercial properties.

The company designs, installs, and maintains solar systems tailored to each property. Photovoltaic generation can be paired with batteries to store some of the electricity produced and use it later. The team also works on commercial projects, where a building’s size and energy use determine the technical configuration.

The offering covers battery storage, EV chargers, Solar iBoost systems, solar carports, and bird protection for panels. It also includes energy audits, LED lighting, and air conditioning. This range addresses several stages of energy use: generating electricity, storing it, charging a vehicle, or improving other electrical systems in a property.

Solar iBoost addresses a specific need in some homes with solar panels: using surplus energy that would otherwise be exported to the grid. The device measures excess electricity and sends it to an immersion heater to heat water, adjusting the flow to match available generation. The company presents it as an add-on that can also be fitted to existing solar systems.

Brands listed in the company’s offering include Tesla, EcoFlow, Hanchu, DMEGC, and Aiko. The choice depends on the installation type, storage capacity, and needs of the home or business. Save Energy UK says it prepares custom designs and quotes and offers guidance before and after installation, rather than treating every property as if it required the same system.

In its history, the company describes a transition from early solar thermal projects to a service covering design, installation, and maintenance. Its company page lists MCS certification, RECC registration, and NAPIT membership. These are part of the corporate information it publishes and identify the industry frameworks in which it says it operates.

The office and showroom are at The Glenmore Centre in Poole. The space brings together solar equipment so homeowners and businesses can see solutions and discuss a project with the team. The company serves Dorset and says it also works across a wider area of the UK, with the scope and logistics set for each installation.

The service combines a site assessment and system design with installation, component integration, and maintenance. For customers comparing options, the first step is to identify whether they need solar generation, a battery, vehicle charging, or a combination; each serves a different use. Save Energy UK keeps these equipment lines distinct while organizing them within a single energy-planning service for homes and businesses.