Good Energy
Renewable Energy Power Generation
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Is Good Energy hiring?
Yes. As of November 5, 2026, Good Energy has 13 open roles on Metaintro.
Open roles
Newest first. Pay shown when the posting lists it.
- Commercial Solar PV ElectricianEnergyGlasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom · Hybrid · £30K – £50K/yrGlasgow, Scotland, United KingdomHybrid£30K – £50K/yr2d ago
- Technical Project ManagerProduct/Project ManagementNew Forest, England, United Kingdom · Hybrid · £39K – £50K/yrNew Forest, England, United KingdomHybrid£39K – £50K/yr2d ago
- Commercial Solar PV Electrician - BasingstokeEnergyReading, England, United Kingdom · Hybrid · £40K – £50K/yrReading, England, United KingdomHybrid£40K – £50K/yr3d ago
- Domestic Solar PV Electrician- SalisburyEnergyNew Forest, England, United Kingdom · Hybrid · £30K – £47K/yrNew Forest, England, United KingdomHybrid£30K – £47K/yr3d ago
- Domestic Solar PV Electrician- PooleEnergyNew Forest, England, United Kingdom · Hybrid · £30K – £47K/yrNew Forest, England, United KingdomHybrid£30K – £47K/yr3d ago
- Domestic Solar PV Electrician- LymingtonEnergyNew Forest, England, United Kingdom · Hybrid · £30K – £47K/yrNew Forest, England, United KingdomHybrid£30K – £47K/yr3d ago
- Domestic Solar PV Electrician- BournemouthEnergyNew Forest, England, United Kingdom · Hybrid · £30K – £47K/yrNew Forest, England, United KingdomHybrid£30K – £47K/yr3d ago
- Commercial Solar PV Electrician - GillinghamEnergyGillingham, England, United Kingdom +1 · Hybrid · £40K – £50K/yrGillingham, England, United Kingdom +1Hybrid£40K – £50K/yr3d ago
Hiring pattern
How fast Good Energy is adding roles, and how they're set up.
New roles each monthRoles first posted in the month
Customers
All 25 companies Good Energy names as customers.
Customers hiring now4
- LLEAP167 open roles
- myenergi17 open roles

- BBournemouth University4 open roles
- HHampshire County Council1 open role
Case studies19
- MMeadens Motor Group
- GGW Martin
- FFernhill Care Home
- FFeldberg Capital
- EE-ACT Academy Trust
- DDurley Chine Environmental Hub
- DDeceuninck
- Covers

- CCovers Timber & Builderds Merchants
- CCanford School
- BBSH Corby
- BBrook View Care Home
- BBridec
- BbigHead
- PPriory Academies Trust
- NNorth Kesteven District Council
- AAbbey Farm
- CCoggon Bros Ltd
- LLEAP Housing
Other customers2
- BBarker Associates
- TTritax
What their customers say
Quotes from people at Good Energy's customers.
“If you own the building, it’s a no-brainer. Just put solar panels on.”
“Our solar panels are definitely opening doors to new customers. I really enjoy bringing clients into our factory and showing how our operations are powered by solar. It’s a really powerful differentiator for us.”
“We’re more profitable thanks to our solar panels.”
“The first 50 kilowatts of solar panels generated exactly what was promised in our proposal – pretty much to the kilowatt hour.”
““What sets Good Energy apart is their collaborative and flexible approach. They genuinely work alongside us to find practical solutions that deliver the best outcomes for schools, rather than taking a rigid contractual position. It is refreshing to work with a delivery partner that remains focused on collaboration, quality and long-term outcomes.””
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““Sustainability is a central component of how we manage and grow our portfolio… Access to fully traceable renewable electricity aligns closely with our belief that the transition to a low-carbon economy presents a significant long-term value creation opportunity for our clients.””
“I understand from the teams that Good Energy Solar has been great to work with, making their jobs much easier with all of the projects and I have found you to be very thorough and professional too. I hope we shall work with you again in the future.”
“This has been a very positive experience for us, the entire installation team are a great credit to Good Energy Solar, always professional and took the time to take us through each step of the process, regularly updating the installation along the way. We only experienced around four hours of operations downtime whilst the inverters were connected. It was a seamless installation.”
““One year on the solar panels have performed exactly as expected – delivering energy savings and, according to our data, significantly reducing our reliance on imported electricity. We’re actively exploring a further six solar projects across the site as part of our wider commitment to reducing carbon emissions and embracing low-carbon technologies.””
““At Canford School, we have a responsibility to reduce environmental impact, set a positive example for pupils, and protect the school’s unique parkland setting for years to come. Solar panels offer a practical way to do this, and I felt confident that Good Energy could deliver what we wanted.””
“Installing the solar has allowed for the sustainability of the building to be improved, and allows for the future position of the building to be sustained.”
“Energy is one of our biggest operational costs. And one of the most volatile. The solar PV system on this building allows BSH to access onsite renewable energy at a lower, more predictable cost. And importantly, it helps us reduce our carbon footprint, supporting our sustainability commitments and those of our customers.”
“We wanted to increase our renewable generation capacity, because it’s the right thing to do, and will protect us against rising energy costs. We chose Good Energy not only on price, but because we were confident they’ve delivered similar large-scale projects in our sector. Good Energy were a great partner and very professional – I can’t fault them! We received great service at every stage, from design and planning, through to installation and commissioning.”
“Installing solar is easy. It’s good for business and it’s good for the planet. I really can’t think of a reason not to do it.”
“We are extremely impressed by the expertise and commitment both to sustainability and to great service displayed by the installation team.”
“We’ve now had our solar panels for over a year and we’re really pleased we went for them. They have cut the amount of energy we draw from the grid by around 50% and performed much better in the winter than we expected, continuing to make a big dent in our bills.”
“Reducing carbon and reducing operating costs go hand in hand.”
“If we had done nothing, we would expect our total energy bills to be about £800,000 higher than they are per year. The savings delivered by solar mean we haven’t had to make some of the difficult decisions other schools have faced. It helps relieve pressure on budgets for teachers, support staff, pay increases and Special Educational Needs provision.”
“Generating our own energy is an absolute no-brainer and, as a British success story, we are proud to be working with another Great British business, Good Energy.”
“From the initial consultation through survey, design and installation, our experience with Good Energy was great. It was a huge benefit to have a responsive team at the end of a phone to iron out any problems as they arose. When our customers and partners come to visit our products where they are made, our solar panels make a big impression and help us demonstrate our sustainability commitments. “As well as helping us to decarbonise our operations and enhance our reputation, we are getting a return on investment very quickly which is fabulous.”
“My message to other farms considering solar panels is don’t hesitate – particularly if you have energy-intensive machinery and operations like we do. Access to grant funding helps smaller farms, such as ours, become more sustainable and viable. This makes essential food production ever more efficient and kinder to the environment too. Solar energy is a great addition to any business, helping to reduce energy costs and lowering their carbon footprint, so even without a grant, installing solar energy should be seriously considered”
“We would definitely, definitely recommend Good Energy. Our relationship with Amelio (part of Good Energy) has been brilliant. Your team has been really helpful in bringing things together for our properties, I don’t think this is a short-term relationship with Good Energy – it’s a long-term one . We’re moving our properties over to Good Energy supply too.”
Skills they ask for
Most frequent across open postings.
Most requested skills
- Solar PV
- 18th Edition
- Problem-solving
- ECS certification
- Client communication
- Inspection and testing
- Communication
- Working at heights
- General labouring
- Numeracy
- ECS Card
- Time management
Tech stack
- Analytics
- Google Tag Manager
- CDN
- unpkg
- Libraries
- jQuery
- CMS
- WordPress
Company facts
- Headquarters
- Chippenham, GB
- Founded
- 1999
- Industry
- Renewable Energy Power Generation
- Sector (NAICS)
- Utilities
- Peer
- Baker Hughes
- Website
- goodenergy.co.uk
- Careers
- goodenergy.co.uk/careers
Sources: Headquarters from Wikidata
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Questions about Good Energy
- Is Good Energy hiring?
- Yes. As of November 5, 2026, Good Energy has 13 open roles on Metaintro. The most are in Energy (10), Architecture and Construction (1), and Operations Management (1).
- Where is Good Energy hiring?
- Good Energy is hiring in New Forest, Reading, Chippenham, Gillingham, and Glasgow, with the most open roles in New Forest.
- Who are Good Energy's customers?
- Good Energy names 25 customers, including LEAP, myenergi, Bournemouth University, Hampshire County Council, and Meadens Motor Group.
- What skills does Good Energy look for?
- Its open roles most often ask for Solar PV, 18th Edition, Problem-solving, ECS certification, and Client communication.