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Energy · Solar · EV charging
Three energy decisions. One group that joins them up.
eVita Energy Group procures your gas and electricity, generates power on your roof, and electrifies your car park. Assessed together, on your own data.
What we do, and which brand does it
Each brand is a specialist team with its own engineers and commercial leads. The group account manager is the single point of contact across all three.
Whole-of-market business gas and electricity contracts, negotiated against live wholesale prices and priced to your actual meter rather than a generic average.
- Whole-of-market supplier panel
- Single-site and multi-site portfolios
- Renewal dates tracked for you
Rooftop and ground-mount solar PV designed around your own consumption profile, so the generation you pay for is generation you actually use on site.
- Yield modelling from half-hourly data
- Battery storage and export options
- Funded or capital purchase routes
Workplace, fleet and destination EV charging from a single 7kW socket to a DC rapid hub, including grid capacity checks, back-office billing and maintenance.
- 7kW to 150kW DC hardware
- Grid capacity and DNO applications
- Driver billing and access control
Why organisations hand us all three
One group, three specialisms
Energy procurement, solar generation and EV charging under a single account team, so decisions in one area account for the other two.
- 3
- Specialist teams
- 30+
- Supplier relationships
- 1
- Account manager
Data before opinions
Half-hourly consumption, maximum demand and meter detail drive every recommendation we make. Nothing is sized on a rule of thumb.
Commercial transparency
You see how we are paid, what each option costs over its term, and where we think the weaker choice is. Including when that is ours.
Delivered, not just advised
Contracts, DNO applications, civils, commissioning and aftercare are all handled in house rather than passed to a third party.
One form, three services
Get real numbers for your site
Four short steps, about a minute. A specialist reviews every enquiry personally and comes back with figures you can act on.
- Impartial advice across all three services
- Reviewed and answered the same working day
- UK team, no cold-calling, no list sharing
Step 1 of 4
- Service
- Site
- Detail
- Contact
Written by the people doing the work
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Questions we are asked first
Do I have to use all three services?
No. Most clients start with one, usually an energy renewal, and add solar or charging later when the numbers and the timing suit them. Each service stands on its own commercially.
How are you paid?
For energy procurement, the supplier whose contract you sign pays us a commission, which is disclosed to you before you agree to anything. Solar and EV charging projects are quoted directly as installation and service contracts.
Do you work with multi-site businesses?
Yes. Portfolios are where the group model earns its keep, because meter data, generation potential and charging demand can be assessed site by site and prioritised by return.
How quickly can you come back with figures?
Energy pricing is usually the same working day. Solar feasibility takes two to four weeks depending on data availability, and an EV charging specification follows the capacity survey.