Solmatix enters strategic supply agreement with GRAHAM to support renewable energy opportunities across UK and Ireland

Leading renewable energy specialist Solmatix has entered into a strategic supply agreement with construction and development company GRAHAM, creating opportunities for the two organisations to collaborate on renewable energy solutions across relevant projects in the UK and Ireland.

The agreement establishes a framework through which Solmatix can provide specialist renewable energy expertise to support relevant GRAHAM projects, where appropriate.

Working collaboratively with GRAHAM project teams on a project-specific basis, Solmatix will be able to provide technical expertise across areas including early-stage specification, system design, renewable technology selection, project delivery, commissioning and ongoing technical support.

The agreement covers projects across the UK and Ireland and is designed to support closer communication between relevant technical and commercial teams, enabling renewable energy requirements and opportunities to be considered at appropriate stages of project development.

Neville Bell, Managing Director of Solmatix, said: “We are delighted to have entered into this strategic supply agreement with GRAHAM and see it as an important opportunity to build a strong and collaborative working relationship.

“The scale and complexity of renewable energy projects continue to grow, and bringing specialist expertise into the conversation at the right stage can make a significant difference to the solutions ultimately delivered.

“With nearly two decades of experience in the renewable energy sector, our team has built considerable expertise in the design and delivery of renewable energy systems across a diverse range of commercial, industrial and public sector environments.

“This agreement creates opportunities for us to bring that experience to relevant projects alongside GRAHAM project teams and other stakeholders, supporting the development of high-quality, practical and commercially considered renewable energy solutions.

“We look forward to building the relationship and exploring the opportunities ahead across the UK and Ireland.”

Alex Chew, MEP Director at GRAHAM: “We are pleased to have entered into this strategic supply agreement with Solmatix as we continue to develop relationships with specialist organisations across our supply chain.

“The agreement provides a framework for our project teams to engage with Solmatix, where appropriate, and access specialist renewable energy expertise to support the requirements of relevant projects.

“We look forward to developing the relationship and exploring opportunities to work collaboratively with Solmatix and our project stakeholders across the UK and Ireland.”

The agreement represents another important milestone in Solmatix’s continued growth and reflects the company’s strategy of developing collaborative relationships across the construction, commercial and public sectors.

From its base in Northern Ireland, Solmatix delivers renewable energy projects across the UK and Ireland, providing expertise across solar PV, battery energy storage, EV charging and other renewable energy technologies.

The company has delivered projects for organisations across a wide range of sectors and continues to expand its capabilities to meet growing demand for renewable energy infrastructure and solutions that can help organisations reduce energy costs, improve energy resilience and progress towards their sustainability objectives.

Solmatix will work with GRAHAM project teams and relevant project stakeholders, where appropriate, to identify opportunities where its specialist renewable energy expertise can support individual project requirements.

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