Photovoltaic solar panels capture solar radiation and take advantage of the “photovoltaic effect” discovered by Edmond Becquerel more than a century ago.

Solar cells are composed of a layer of silicon and phosphorus that provide the negative charge and another layer of boron that provides the positive charge. In this way, solar cells have two charges and can therefore generate electricity. If there were not two opposite charges, electricity generation would not be possible.

Photovoltaic cells composed of a semiconductor material with excess negatively charged electrons and a positively charged semiconductor material with missing electrons absorb photons when exposed to sunlight.  In doing so, an electric current is initiated that allows the excess electrons to move out of their atomic orbit and be launched into the electric field generated by the solar panels.

All the photovoltaic cells work together and generate a directional electric current that can be harnessed in homes thanks to the inverter.

Subsidies for self-consumption allow you to save between 40% and 50% on your installation. These subsidies, mainly intended for installations in single-family homes or communities of neighbors, can be applied for by anyone who wishes to install solar panels in their home.

The grants and subsidies for the installation of solar panels are intended for all those homes that wish to self-consume part or all of their energy.

We will help you throughout the process and will advise you at all times.

– Off-grid solar installation: an off-grid solar kit allows the energy supply in those houses or warehouses where there is no access to the electricity grid, there is no contract with the electricity company, or you want to disconnect it of your own free will. These kits are mainly composed of: solar panels, a charge regulator, an isolated inverter and batteries to store the energy and use it at night or on cloudy days.

– Grid-connected installation: also called direct self-consumption, a grid-connected kit is one that is ready to be installed in homes, warehouses or any infrastructure where there is supply from the electric company. The aim is to reduce energy consumption from the grid and save on electricity bills, thanks to the production that solar panels can provide. These kits are mainly composed of solar panels and a grid-connected inverter.