Customer comfort
Shelter, lighting and clear pedestrian movement.
SOLAR FOR RETAIL
A more comfortable car park that powers the site.
Solar carports, self-consumption and EV charging for stores, shopping centres and retail parks.
France & Romania
Combine customer experience, architecture and performance
Layout accounts for access, pedestrian routes, accessible spaces, commercial visibility, lighting and drainage. Technical choices remain aligned with store demand and opening hours.
Local energy
Generation used by daytime building demand.
Managed charging
Charging sized to dwell time and available capacity.
LIONBERRY · MÉTHODE
Assess a retail car park
An initial assessment uses location, surfaces, consumption, operating constraints and the intended commercial model. Assumptions remain indicative until technical studies, permits and contractual approvals are complete.
Discuss my project →FAQ
Questions before starting a project
General guidance: technical, financial and contractual conditions are confirmed for each project.
What does the first site assessment cover?
It covers layout, ground or roof conditions, consumption, grid connection, operating constraints, regulations, budget and the intended financing model.
Can Lionberry supply equipment without installing it?
Yes. Depending on the project, Lionberry may supply a structure or complete system to an installer, coordinate delivery, or structure a turnkey or financed solution.
What may be included in a turnkey scope?
The scope may include studies, structure, modules, inverters, wiring, drainage, lighting, monitoring, civil works and EV charging. The offer defines inclusions and interfaces.
Are capacities, prices and savings guaranteed at the first stage?
No. Initial values are indicative and become firm only after technical studies, permits, contract review and an agreed final scope.