Solar panels convert sunlight into electricity. They work silently, have no moving parts, and can be installed on homes, schools, farms, offices and industrial buildings.
Solar panels convert sunlight into electricity. They work silently, have no moving parts, and can be installed on homes, schools, farms, offices and industrial buildings.
Solar gives a building the ability to generate some of its own electricity. This can reduce the amount of electricity bought from the grid, especially during daylight hours.
Solar generation changes throughout the day and across the seasons. This variability is not a problem when the wider system is designed intelligently, but solar works best when paired with storage, flexible demand and good forecasting.
Solar is often the first visible step towards local energy. It helps people understand that buildings are not just places that consume energy; they can also produce it.