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Mole Energy

Solar panel, battery storage and EV charger installer for homes, farms and businesses in Devon and South West England

South Molton, United KingdomFounded 2010moleenergy.comWebsite technologies

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  • Hiring55 open roles
  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
  • Salary transparent38 of 55 open roles list a salary

About Mole Energy

Mole Energy designs, installs and repairs solar PV systems, battery storage and EV chargers. Its services cover planning, surveying, installation and ongoing support.

Its customers are homes, farms and businesses. Revenue comes from selling and installing these systems and related services, and the company offers flexible financing for solar projects.

Mole Energy was founded in 2010 and is based in South Molton, Devon. It works from the Southwest of England and has its roots in the legacy of Mole Valley Farmers. Its co-founders are David Stevenson and Tim Hughes. Listed openings include a Production Manager, a Retail Supervisor and an Industrial Mechanical Engineer.

Product: Solar PV installation, battery storage, EV chargers and solar system repairs for homes, farms and businesses.

Jobs at Mole Energy (55)

Mole Energy is hiring for 55 roles, mostly in operations and customer support, based in Yeovil.

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