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Solar panel and battery installers in Bicester
Greg holds the OVO partnership for Thames Valley, and Bicester sits in their OX postcode patch. Book a free 45 minute video design and you get your roof layout, your numbers and a written quote, with nobody setting foot in your home.
What solar actually does in Bicester
PVGIS puts Bicester at 1,020 kWh per kWp a year, which is 2.79 peak sun hours a day. A 14 panel (6.3 kWp) system here generates around 6,426 kWh a year, and on a typical system with battery roughly 55% of that is exported, worth about £710 a year at OVO's 20p export rate. Greg's team sizes it to how you actually use energy, on a free 45 minute video call.
Yield and peak sun hours are PVGIS estimates for Bicester's own coordinates, not a regional average. Your free design refines them for your actual roof.
Get your free quote from Greg
Two minutes. We confirm your video slot within one working day.
Worth reading before your Bicester design call
Straight answers from the OVO Solar and Battery team, sourced and dated.
What happens on your free 45 minute design call
Roof on screen, usage talked through, written quote before you hang up. No home visit.
Read the guide →What a DNO is, and why it gets a say in your solar system
Your supplier sells you power. Your DNO owns the cables, and sets how much you can connect.
Read the guide →How a home battery actually works
A battery moves electricity from a cheap hour to an expensive one. Here is how.
Read the guide →What size battery does your home actually need?
Size it to your evenings, not your roof. One number off your bill gives the answer.
Read the guide →What to check before switching supplier when you have solar
Four checks before you switch: your export condition, your MCS pack, your meter and any Feed-in Tariff.
Read the guide →Why your tariff moves payback more than your kit does
Same install, three export rates, seven years of difference in payback.
Read the guide →Solar installers near Bicester
We also cover Kidlington, Oxford, Thame, Banbury, Aylesbury and Witney.
See Greg's full Thames Valley coverage →Independent solar guidance for Bicester from Clearline Home Energy
Generation figures are PVGIS v5.2 estimates retrieved August 2026 for the coordinates of Bicester, assuming a south-facing roof at a 35 degree pitch with no significant shading, the same assumptions as the regional figures on this site. Population is the House of Commons Library settlement classification figure. Your free design accounts for your actual orientation, pitch and shading. Export income assumes roughly 55% of generation is exported on a typical system with battery.