Solar panels are durable and able to withstand adverse weather conditions such as snow, hail, wind, and high temperatures. Furthermore, given their characteristics, they act as an additional protective layer for roofs. If we had to determine an estimated lifespan, we could say 25 years at full capacity. However, after this time, solar panels will continue to operate at approximately 80% capacity for many more years. Therefore, there’s no need to replace them.

From the very first minute. Solar panels generate energy from the moment they are installed.

In the case of residential installations, this isn’t necessary, since we use the home’s own wiring.
In the case of industrial installations, it will depend on the infrastructure, although this isn’t generally the case. Otherwise, we would consider it in the project proposal.

The panels’ electricity production is maximized when the sun shines on them. On cloudy days, the panels also generate energy, although in smaller quantities. To ensure photovoltaic energy service at night, an energy storage system (solar batteries) can be installed.

All our facilities can be monitored through an app installed on your mobile phone or tablet. This way, you’ll always know your electricity production and the savings it represents for you.

The installation price will depend on various factors, such as the size of the home, its location, the electrical power required, and the type of elements (batteries, etc.) that need to be included. However, regardless of the type of installation, you can benefit from assistance such as the NEXT GENERATION plans, which can reduce the cost by up to 40%.