Solar panels for your home — a complete system, not just panels

Cost depends on system size, whether you add a battery, the roof type and grid connection conditions. That is why we prepare an individual quote for each home after assessing the property. Request a quote — there is no obligation.

A simple rule of thumb: annual consumption in kWh divided by roughly 950 gives the system size in kW. For example, 7,000 kWh a year suggests a 7–8 kW system. The final size is set by an engineer, who also accounts for roof orientation, shading and your grid connection.

In Latvia, solar produces roughly 900–1,000 kWh per installed kW each year — comparable to northern Germany. The benefit depends on electricity tariffs, how much of the energy you use yourself and any government support. We assess your situation in an individual quote.

About 90% of annual production happens between March and October, peaking in May–July. An 8 kW system with good southern orientation typically produces around 7,000–8,000 kWh a year. We prepare a precise forecast for each property.

Yes, though output is much lower because of short days and a low sun. Cold does not harm panels — they are actually more efficient. Snow usually slides off a tilted, smooth module. In winter your home simply draws more from the grid, as usual.