Manufacturers typically report efficiency ratings between 15-23 percent. This reflects how much of the solar energy the solar panels can convert into electricity. However, the actual efficiency in production varies depending on the conditions.
Below are some guidelines regarding the factors we consider. To determine how well-suited your property is, please contact us for an analysis.
- Property characteristics
Generally, solar panels should be installed facing south for optimal results, and it is highly advantageous if the property's design allows for panel placement in the exact right position. Additionally, the roof's slope plays a significant role; a low-sloping or flat roof generally offers greater adaptation possibilities with the help of the right mounting system.
- Surroundings
If there are several taller buildings, tall trees, or wooded areas in the vicinity, they may create a higher degree of shading and thus lower efficiency at certain times of the year. Furthermore, local weather conditions must be taken into account.
- Electrical prerequisites in the building
Some properties are more suitable than others for receiving solar energy. Older systems may result in lower utilization, although this is uncommon.
However, this should not be the deciding factor in choosing to build a solar power plant, as there are more factors than these that determine your prerequisites. You can read more in-depth about solar energy on our main page about the subject.
We look forward to investigating how your property is suitable for green energy.