Commercial · Areas
Assessed for your depot or warehouse — not a corridor-wide guess
Dartford and Medway sit on a major logistics belt into London and the Channel. Depots, warehouses and fleet yards — including Gravesend and Sittingbourne logistics fringe where we cover — face real constraints on grid capacity, landlord consents and downtime.
Pretium delivers commercial solar PV, battery storage, heat and cooling where relevant, and EV charging (including CPO) with fixed-scope discipline after proper assessment. This guide is commercial logistics only — not residential Kent or Bromley.
Warehouse and shed roofs plus yard space change solar and EV layout versus office parks. We scope against the building and yard, not a generic Kent estimate.
Depot and yard charging frequently drive programme more than single workplace posts. We plan for fleet priorities and downtime windows, not catalogue one-offs.
Reinforcement and capacity risk show up often on logistics estates — we flag connection route and programme risk early as part of sober scoping.
Grid, landlord consents and planning are site-specific — corridor notes are directional until we assess your premises.
Licence areas for Dartford and Medway should be confirmed at assessment — much of this belt sits with UK Power Networks, but postcode bands vary. Commercial solar, storage and EV charging may need more involved connection processes than domestic G98; Pretium flags the likely route and programme risk early.
Warehouse and shed roofs and carports where assessed
Explore Commercial Solar PV →Demand and resilience for depots where sized properly
Explore Energy storage →Depot, yard and destination charging
Explore CPO / fleet charging →Commercial heat where amenity or office blocks on the estate need it
Explore Commercial ASHP →Offices and amenity blocks on estates where relevant
Explore Air conditioning →Sequenced multi-site plan when several depots need one programme
Explore Energy transition packages →
Current · Business will help you see what's realistic for this site — then you can browse commercial offers when you're ready.
Grid connection, landlord consents and planning constraints are site-specific. The notes above describe corridor-wide patterns only. We confirm the position for your premises as part of assessment before recommending a fixed scope.