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3 October 2026 · Open Power

Burlington Court: Managing solar export, payments and renewal

How Open Power manages Burlington Court’s ongoing solar export, coordinating export records, payment administration and planning for contract renewal.

Open Power Case Study

The situation

Burlington Court is a care home in Northampton with a 195 kW solar PV system. Electricity export was already operational, but the arrangement required ongoing administration across export records, customer payments and contract dates.

Open Power’s role was to coordinate these activities and prepare for the next contract term. ___________________________________________________________________________________

At a glance

  • Solar PV capacity: 195 kW
  • Recorded export in 2025: over 80 MWh
  • Site type: Care home
  • Location: Northampton

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What Open Power handled

Export and metering oversight: We maintained the site, metering and contract information needed to administer the export arrangement.

Export records: We used recorded export volumes to support ongoing payment administration.

Customer payments: Open Power administered payments against the electricity exported by the site.

Contract management: We monitored the existing commercial term and progressed the next arrangement ahead of expiry.

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The value

One point of coordination for ongoing export

Open Power brought export records, payment administration and renewal planning together, giving Burlington Court a single contact for the ongoing commercial management of its solar export.

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The outcome

An operational export arrangement with ongoing administrative support

Burlington Court recorded over 80 MWh of electricity exports in 2025. Open Power administered customer payments and progressed the next export arrangement ahead of the existing contract’s expiry.