Solareye

28/05/2026

Looking good!!

We were thrilled to receive these night time photos of the Solareye Bollard Lights recently installed on a private development in London.

We hope the residents are enjoying their new Made in Britain solar powered bollards.

26/05/2026

Our latest case study features a recent project in Calderdale, West Yorkshire, where Solareye80 Bat Hat ground lights were used to improve visibility along a newly rejuvenated active travel footway and cycle path.

The project required a durable, low-maintenance solution that could be installed without damaging tree roots, while meeting accessibility and environmental requirements and delivering value for money.

Learn more here: https://www.solar-eye.com/case-study-solar-ground-lighting-supports-todmorden-active-travel-route/

20/05/2026

Got an unbound path in need of wayfinding demarcation? No problem.

Our unbound installation method means our solar powered ground lights can be installed in more than just asphalt surfaces, making them an ideal solution for parks, trails, heritage sites and rural pathways - especially in locations where protecting natural habitats is essential.

To discuss your next project, get in touch.

18/05/2026

Solareye Bollard Lights looking fantastic on a private development in North West London.

Made in Britain and designed to harness abundant solar energy to reliably function (even from the UK’s relatively low levels of sunshine), Solareye Bollard Lights are the perfect solution to create a welcoming and aesthetically pleasing environment that is safe and warmly illuminated.

12/05/2026

What a transformation!

These brilliant before-and-after images were shared with us by the Strategic Infrastructure team at Calderdale Council following yesterday’s Solareye80 Bat Hat ground light install on a stretch of recently resurfaced and widened shared-use cycle and footway.

Learn more about our ecologically friendly solar ground lighting on our website https://www.solar-eye.com/products/solareye80-bat-hat/

06/05/2026

How great it was to be joined by so many people at last week’s webinar on balancing lighting requirements with ecological protection.

A big thank you to our presenter, Will, for sharing practical insights and real-world examples of how low impact, solar powered lighting can support both safety and the preservation of natural ecosystems.

We’d also like to thank Lighting Reality Ltd. for hosting the session.
If you’re looking to learn more about our range of ecological solar lighting, or how they could support your next project, feel free to get in touch.

29/04/2026

Back out in Doncaster installing our ecologically friendly Solareye80 Bat Hat ground lights, to aid active travel without compromising natural habitats.

Get Doncaster Moving

22/04/2026

How can lighting design balance safety with ecological protection?

Join us next Thursday (30th April) for a lunchtime webinar where we’ll use real project examples and recognised guidance to explore how designers are balancing lighting requirements with the preservation of natural ecosystems using low-impact, solar-powered lighting.

Sign up here: 126f967d-7793-4ec4-90f7-558838a08e68@5f252cf4-e762-4fe9-ba34-8ba876b302b4" rel="ugc" target="_blank">https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/126f967d-7793-4ec4-90f7-558838a08e68@5f252cf4-e762-4fe9-ba34-8ba876b302b4

21/04/2026

A great read from DarkSky International on the vital role bats play in ecosystems around the world and why protecting the night from light pollution helps them thrive: https://darksky.org/news/bats-depend-on-darkness-heres-why-protecting-the-night-sky-matters/

If you need to light an area where bats are present, it’s important to choose solutions that minimise disruption.

Our ecologically sensitive solar ground lights are recognised by both the Bat Conservation Trust and the Chartered Institute of Ecology and Environmental Management as a suitable mitigation method.

Get in touch to learn more.

DarkSky is proud to team up with Bat Conservation International to celebrate Bat Appreciation Day on April 17, which falls during International Dark Sky Week.

21/04/2026

Great installation - Solareye80 ground lights looking right at home in Muswellbrook, Australia. Thanks for sharing Surface Designs.