Solar Panels Wales From £6,995
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0% VAT Installation
Take advantage of 0% VAT deal to make your installation even more affordable
£
Price Match
We will always price match with any of the competition so you know you are getting the best deal
7
7 Year Finance
Pay for your solar setup with manageable payments over a 7-year period
17
17 Year FREE Maintenance
All our solar installations come with our industry leading 17-year FREE maintenance plan worth £3600 giving you peace of mind
26
26 Year Panel Warranty
We’ve got your covered – all our DMEGC solar panels come with a huge 26 year warranty
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12 Year Battery Warranty
Our Greenlinx Solar Batteries come with 12 year warranty so you can stay worry free
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Solar Panels In Wales and the UK
In the UK, about 12,000 solar panels are installed every month. Now, more than one million solar power systems contribute to 4% of the total electricity generation in the country, according to government figures.
In Wales alone, 55% of the total electric consumption comes from renewable energy. The Welsh government targets a 15% increase in usage by 2030, finally reaching net zero by 2050.
Along with this, the UK government’s Smart Export Guarantee (SEG) policy encourages homeowners to switch to green energy by granting them the sale of their excess solar-generated electricity.
Overview Of Solar Panels
Solar panels, also called photovoltaics (PV), are composed of semiconductors that directly convert solar energy to electricity. An inverter changes the generated direct current (DC) electricity to alternating current (AC), which generates power.
This energy conversion process is also known as the photovoltaic effect. The photovoltaic system is a widely-used solar panel system in the United Kingdom.
The amount of sunlight determines the amount of electricity generated. It ranges from 18-30 kW/m2 depending on the season and the location.
The solar panels can work even without direct sunlight during cloudy days. Nevertheless, days with strong sunlight are ideal for generating more electricity, with each panel being able to generate 355 W.
The photovoltaic system can either be grid-connected, stand-alone, or a combination of both:
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Grid-Connected Photovoltaic System
The grid-connected PV system connects to the local utility grid. With this, the utility grid can supply extra electricity in case of a shortage in your residential solar panel system.
At the same time, the excess electricity generated in your solar panel system can also be exported to the national grid.
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Stand-Alone Photovoltaic System
In this system, solar batteries accumulate electricity for later use. It’s commonly found in areas without a local grid.
It’s also more expensive compared to grid-connected systems due to the solar batteries’ cost. However, battery storage can be used whether you’re grid-connected or not.
Benefits Of Using Solar Energy
As the accessibility of renewable energy grows, more and more people are making the switch. With this, solar panels are also getting cheaper. In fact, solar panel prices have decreased by about 80% in the last decade.
Solar energy is not only an environmentally sustainable way of saving money, but it can also provide a year-round supply of electricity that lasts for over 25 years.
Additionally, it can cut heating costs by an average of 50% based on government research. Altogether, you can save an estimated total in excess of £600 each year by generating your very own solar electricity.
Further, you can earn additional money with the government’s SEG policy which allows you to sell any surplus of solar-generated energy.
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Solar Panel Installation in Wales
In installing solar panels at your property in Wales, you need to consider the following factors:
- Number of windows on the roof
- Roof orientation
- Roof pitch
- Roof material
- Shading from the sun
The solar panels’ efficiency depends on the time of the year and the direction they’re facing. In Wales, panels facing south are more efficient than panels facing north.
The installation cost depends on many factors, primarily the size and type of your solar panel system. Sizes typically differ from a 3 kW system to a 6 kW system.
The main types are:
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Monocrystalline Solar Panels
These panels are also called single-crystal panels. Made from one pure silicon crystal, it’s the thinnest, most resilient, and most space-efficient solar panel type.
Nevertheless, it’s also the most expensive. It’s best used in hot climates with scant airflow.
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Polycrystalline Solar Panels
Instead of a single crystal, the panels come from different silicon crystals. With reduced silicon purity, It’s less energy and space-efficient.
It’s best used in areas with high air circulation and lower temperatures. Although, it’s also more affordable.
What We Offer
Starting at just £6,995, we provide a Solar PV Array system installation package that includes:
- Premium Solar Panels
- Hybrid Inverter with a 10-year warranty
- Start-of-the-art cloud-based monitoring app
- Battery storage with a ten-year warranty
- 10-year solar PV maintenance
Our Solar PV Design System provides a comprehensive view of how your newly-installed solar system works.
The simple interface shows a visualisation of the process of energy generation and storage. Using the tool, you can see the amount of energy you’ll use and the amount you can export to the grid.
Moreover, our specialist Design System also shows your solar system’s performance, electricity bills, and other financial details, as well as its overall environmental impact on the planet.
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FAQ's
Yes, solar panels work effectively in Wales. The country receives a relatively large amount of sunlight throughout the year.
Further, solar panels don’t need direct sunlight to operate hence they can still produce a high amount of electricity on cloudy and snowy days.
Depending on your area, the Local Planning Authority has set certain limits and conditions.
Nevertheless, the installation of solar panels on residential property is considered a “permitted development.” This means you don’t have to apply for a planning permission anymore.
