Investing In The Next Generation Of Solar Optimisation Technology

Corrie Energy has developed a high-performance solar tracking system which increases energy yield by up to 30% in high-latitude markets, improving project returns and grid efficiency.

A UK clean-tech company developing advanced solar tracking technology that significantly improves energy yield in northern latitude markets. Our flagship system, Latitude40, is a patented dual-axis tracker that outperforms fixed-tilt solar installations and reduces installation complexity and long-term operating costs. The technology is already validated through real-world deployments, independent testing, and UK innovation funding support.

UK Solar Is Underperforming

Despite rapid solar adoption, most installations across the UK still rely on fixed-tilt systems that fail to optimise generation throughout the day and across seasons. This results in:

– Lost energy yield during morning and evening peaks

– Lower return on grid infrastructure investment

– Underutilisation of available land and connection capacity

As grids tighten and energy prices become more volatile, improving yield per installed MW is becoming a critical economic driver—not just a technical improvement.

A New Class Of Solar Tracking System

Corrie Energy’s trackers directly address key pain points that are faced in the energy sector:

– Volume: increasing generation per panel by up to 30%.

– Value: increasing electricity value by most generation at times of high electricity prices and reducing low value exports.

– Availability: provides a flatter generation profile to better meet onsite demand / reduce costly exports. This will increase end user equity returns by 1+% on typical projects with c.8% unleveraged IRR.

Our trackers also deliver important indirect benefits:

– Mitigating grid constraints and costs by generating more for no additional grid cost.

– Leveraging batteries and heat pumps, reducing their lifetime cost of operation by cycling more, cheap solar.

– Providing an agrivoltaic solution, with significant carbon and ecological benefits, opening up dual land-use opportunities.

A New Class Of Solar Tracking System

Corrie Energy’s trackers directly address key pain points that are faced in the energy sector:

– Volume: increasing generation per panel by up to 30%.

– Value: increasing electricity value by most generation at times of high electricity prices and reducing low value exports.

– Availability: provides a flatter generation profile to better meet onsite demand / reduce costly exports. This will increase end user equity returns by 1+% on typical projects with c.8% unleveraged IRR.

Our trackers also deliver important indirect benefits:

– Mitigating grid constraints and costs by generating more for no additional grid cost.

– Leveraging batteries and heat pumps, reducing their lifetime cost of operation by cycling more, cheap solar.

– Providing an agrivoltaic solution, with significant carbon and ecological benefits, opening up dual land-use opportunities.

Proven Through Deployment And Validation

Corrie Energy has progressed beyond concept and into real-world validation, including:

– Multi-site prototype deployments across the UK

– Independent testing and academic collaboration

– UK innovation grant funding and support

– Continuous product iteration through live field data

A Rapidly Growing Global Need For Solar Optimisation

The shift to electrification and net zero is driving massive solar deployment across Europe and other high-latitude regions. However, yield efficiency—not just installation volume—is becoming a key driver of project economics.

Key tailwinds:

– Grid congestion and connection constraints

– Rising demand for higher yield per MW installed

– Corporate and utility decarbonisation targets

– Increasing value of time-of-day generation

A Rapidly Growing Global Need For Solar Optimisation

The shift to electrification and net zero is driving massive solar deployment across Europe and other high-latitude regions. However, yield efficiency—not just installation volume—is becoming a key driver of project economics.

Key tailwinds:

– Grid congestion and connection constraints

– Rising demand for higher yield per MW installed

– Corporate and utility decarbonisation targets

– Increasing value of time-of-day generation

Lets Build The Next Stage Of Solar Performance

If you are interested in learning more about Corrie Energy’s technology, traction, and growth plans, we would be happy to share our investor materials and discuss potential collaboration.

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