Philosophy
We empower our customers to harness the sun’s abundant power, reducing CO2 emissions and promoting a greener future.
With our expertise and commitment to renewable energy, SOL CON is leading the way towards a cleaner and more sustainable world.
About us
Our comprehensive service accompanies you from detailed analysis and precise planning with simulation, yield prediction and profitability calculations through to the structural analysis of the substructure – everything to ensure that your PV system is optimally tailored to your needs.
Our experts carefully plan the combination of individual components to ensure efficient sector coupling. Through targeted integration of various elements, we create a seamless connection that enables smooth operation and maximizes the efficiency of your system.
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Expertise
Francesco Nesci
has an impressive 10 years of experience in the field of renewable energies and sector coupling. His extensive expertise includes both the use of planning tools and hands-on experience with components, gained from more than 700 projects planned and implemented over the past decade.
His expertise covers a wide range of roof and façade types, including tiled roofs of all types, industrial roofs with foil or bitumen, green flat roofs, sheet metal roofs of various designs, as well as steel and façade constructions.
FAQ's
Of course, here are some frequently asked questions (FAQs) about solar systems, battery storage, inverters and self-sufficient energy supply, as well as corresponding answers:
A solar system converts solar energy into electricity. This is done by photovoltaic cells that capture sunlight and convert it into direct current.
Solar energy is environmentally friendly, sustainable and renewable. It reduces dependence on fossil fuels, lowers energy costs and helps to reduce CO2 emissions.
An inverter converts the direct current generated by the solar system into alternating current that is used in households. It plays a crucial role in the integration of solar energy into the electricity grid.
Yes, under favorable conditions, a solar system in combination with a battery storage system and efficient energy management can supply a house with energy largely self-sufficiently. However, the size of the system should be tailored to the energy requirements.
The battery capacity depends on your energy requirements and your goals. A larger capacity enables longer independence from the power grid, while a smaller capacity can reduce costs.
Many countries have subsidy programs, tax breaks or grants for the installation of solar systems. Contact your local authorities or energy agencies for more information.
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