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Your home can generate part of its own electricity.

Your bill is the starting point, not the only criterion. We assess your habits, roof, shading and future needs to define a realistic project. You understand the assumptions and proposed equipment before deciding.

Request my solar assessment
Residential roof fitted with solar panels.
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Understand your bill

We review consumption periods and major uses to align solar generation with household needs.

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Assess your roof

Available space, orientation, shade, condition and access: the project accounts for the building’s real constraints.

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Plan future energy use

Air conditioning, new appliances or an electric vehicle: we discuss planned changes before sizing the system.

Why go solar?

A good solar project is not just about installing panels. It connects your electricity use, site potential and objectives to create lasting value.

Buy less electricity

Solar electricity used on site reduces the amount purchased from the grid. We examine your bills and schedules to assess your project’s potential.

Put your roof to work

A suitably oriented and technically appropriate roof can host your generation system. Its condition, shading and constraints are assessed before the layout is selected.

Plan for tomorrow’s energy use

New equipment, business growth or an electric vehicle: system sizing can also account for planned needs without unnecessary oversizing.

Use a renewable resource

Photovoltaics turn sunlight into electricity, making renewable generation part of your everyday life or business.

Savings depend on consumption, generation, applicable tariffs and usage. They are assessed for your project, not promised at the same level for everyone.

Support from assessment to follow-up

You keep a clear view of your project. We explain what is planned, what needs checking and what happens next.

  1. 1

    Understand your needs

    Bills, usage habits, site and objectives: we gather the information needed for a relevant assessment.

  2. 2

    Recommend a suitable solution

    Capacity, layout and equipment are considered alongside your energy use and site constraints.

  3. 3

    Assist you with STEG procedures

    We help prepare the relevant documents and follow the procedures applicable to your project through to completion.

  4. 4

    Install and provide ongoing support

    Site coordination, checks, handover and follow-up: you retain a point of contact for your installation.

STEG procedures, with someone by your side.

The process depends on your installation and the applicable scheme. SOLETHIK assists with document preparation, the necessary exchanges and follow-up so you do not have to navigate the process alone.

Connection approvals and decisions remain with the competent authorities.

Solar generation and EV charging: plan them together.

The potential depends on when your vehicle is parked, how much charging it needs and the power available. A charger alone does not guarantee solar charging: we examine use, control and electrical compatibility before recommending an approach.

Discuss solar and charging
Residential roof fitted with solar panels.

Your questions, answered

How much could I save on my bill?

It depends on consumption, expected generation, how much is used on site and applicable tariffs. We assess these factors to provide an explained estimate, not the same percentage promise for every customer.

What system size do I need?

System size is determined by consumption, usage patterns, available space and site constraints. A larger system is not automatically the best choice.

Does the project automatically include batteries or backup?

No. Storage, power continuity and off-grid operation needs must be identified and specifically designed. They are not added by default to a solar installation.

Can I charge my car with solar energy?

This can be assessed. Charging times, vehicle availability, generation, charger and electrical installation must be compatible. Night-time charging does not automatically come from panels; any storage or control needs require a separate assessment.

What do you need for an initial assessment?

Your location, site type, usage and consumption information are a good starting point. Recent bills and site photos can help. Contact us first and we will identify what is relevant to your situation.

Can I contact you after installation?

Yes. We remain your point of contact for questions and follow-up needs. Maintenance and service arrangements are specified according to your installation and service agreement.

Your next electricity bill is worth a conversation.

Tell us what you need. Together, we can identify the solar solution best suited to your energy use and site.

Request my solar assessment