Rooftop Installations

Rooftop PV systems can be installed on various roof types, including pitched and flat roofs. Installation on pitched roofs is usually done by fixing the solar modules on special mounting systems, while flat roofs often use tilt angle structures to ensure optimal solar exposure.

The size and power of rooftop solar panel installations can vary depending on the available roof space and energy needs. Smaller systems can meet the electricity needs of a single household, while larger systems can meet the electricity needs of commercial and industrial buildings.

The electricity generated by PV roof systems can either be used on site or fed into the power grid. When feeding into the grid, the excess electricity is fed into the public power grid, whereby the system operator can receive compensation for the electricity fed into the grid.

The economic viability of PV roof systems depends on various factors, including the costs of installation, operation and maintenance as well as the amount of the feed-in tariff or electricity prices. In many regions, rooftop PV systems are supported by government incentives and support programs to improve their profitability.

Rooftop solar panel installations offer an efficient way to generate clean and renewable energy and can help reduce the use of fossil fuels in energy production and lower energy costs.