SERVICES
Solar electricity for homes, businesses and isolated sites. Every system starts with demand and site conditions, to select capacity, components and how the energy will be used.
Modules convert sunlight into direct-current electricity. An inverter converts it into alternating current for the building’s loads. Mounting structures, cables, protection devices and controls complete the system. Component selection must consider the whole installation and its operating conditions.
In a grid-connected system, generated electricity can be used as it is produced; surplus energy can be exported under the applicable arrangements. When production does not meet demand, the building draws from the grid. Understanding consumption hours helps size the system and make better use of solar electricity on site.
Batteries retain some energy for use at another time, for example in the evening. Capacity, power and control strategy depend on the consumption profile. Supplying loads during a grid outage requires a dedicated configuration with compatible inverters and circuits. Having a battery alone does not guarantee backup operation.
Stand-alone systems supply loads without a grid connection. Sizing considers daily consumption, peak demand, seasonal sunlight and required autonomy. A supporting energy source may also be assessed where continuity is important. Applications include:
Orientation and tilt affect production, alongside shading, temperature and module characteristics. Before installation, assessment covers roof condition, load-bearing capacity, access for maintenance and cable routes. Projects involving roof refurbishment can be coordinated with specialist partner companies.
The process connects the client’s objectives, site conditions and technical solution. Key information includes:
Expected output is assessed for the specific site, rather than from panel rated power alone. The economic assessment considers costs, self-consumption, operating conditions and maintenance. Monitoring helps detect faults and declining output; inspections and cleaning should reflect the environment and manufacturers’ instructions.
Our office is in La Valletta Brianza, in the province of Lecco, Italy. For a project in Brianza, the Lecco area or elsewhere, contact us with the location and requirements so we can assess a solution and delivery arrangements.
FAQ
Sizing starts with annual electricity consumption in kWh from utility bills, hourly usage profiles, and roof orientation and shading. Residential systems often range between 3 and 6 kW, while heat pumps, electric vehicles, or commercial loads require tailored higher capacities.
Battery storage increases self-consumption by storing daytime solar electricity for evening and nighttime use. If backup power during grid outages is required, a dedicated inverter and backup circuit configuration must be specified.
Yes. For eligible residential installations in 2026, Italian tax deductions provide 50% recovery for primary residences and 36% for other residential properties over 10 years, up to a €96,000 expenditure cap.