Yes, solar cells work excellently in Norway and other Nordic countries and, in practice, perform even better in cold weather conditions. Solar cells do not need sunlight to produce electricity. As long as there is daylight for instance in cloudy, overcast, or even rainy weather conditions, the solar cells will produce electricity. The solar cells we use at our facilities are very efficient from February to November.

Yes, all roofs can produce electricity, but west and south-facing roofs will produce far more electricity than other roofs. Therefore, we mainly recommend installing solar cells on the part of your roof that produces the most electricity.

• No, it is not necessary to change the roof to install solar panels. If you are planning to change the roof, we strongly recommend installing solar panels at the same time, as you can save costs for scaffolding, roof coverings, and the like.
• Notably, solar panels can quickly and automatically clear snow from the roof, reduce the corrosion caused by wind and rain, and can effectively extend the lifespan of the roof.

Yes, solar cells are safe. They pose no additional risk in terms of, for example, the risk of fire compared to other electrical installations. All facilities that are installed will be reviewed by a certified installer to confirm compliance with municipal requirements.

It's not mandatory as we offer the market's best solar panels that are completely maintenance-free, but we recommend checking the surface conditions once a year if possible.

With us, you get access to an app where you can follow the electricity's production, deployment mode, operation management, and error monitoring from entire systems at any time. At the same time, we will also send you an alert and error elimination solution if any misfunction is monitored automatically.

• We have a local and global service network covering Nordic countries. it means local after-sale engineers and spare parts are available easily to serve you.
• You can contact us by phone or email Monday through Friday and you will get a response within two workdays.

• 25 years of solar panel power retention above 80% & 12 years for material
• 5 years for Inverters
• 3000/6000/more cycles & 80% DOD & 25°C (cycle life) for battery
• 10 years of mounting rack and accessories
• 10 years for installation.

• In Norway, you can get up to NOK32,500 of subsidy from Enova when you start producing electricity yourself with solar panels, and an extra NOK 10,000 of subsidy for an energy storage system.

• For residential, the pay-back time is estimated at 6-10 years depending on the roof conditions and complexity as well as the location.
• For C&I buildings, the pay-back time is estimated at 4-8 years depending on the roof conditions and complexity as well as the location and scale.
• For utility-scale parks, the pay-back time is estimated at 7-14 years depending on the land conditions, location, market pricing, and capacity.

• Normally 10kw of solar panels in Norway can produce 8,000-10,000 kWh of electricity depending on the location, tilt angles, and variable weather.

If your system produces more electricity than you consume, you can either store the power in a battery or sell the power back to the grid company in the same market spot price.

Solar cells have been investigated and shown to be able to increase the value of a house by up to 17%. Houses with solar panels are also sold up to 20% faster.

• Yes, you can. We not only sell solar panels, batteries, ESS, and mounting accessories to our distributors but also sell the package as a project developer to project owners.
• Although the solar kit we design and deliver to you features an absolutely simple assembly procedure. But just to be sure, we strongly recommend that you seek the help of a professional installer/certified electrician.

Lead time: 20 days

Absolutely yes, in terms of specific standards for each product, you can check it on our website or contact us for more details.