Home / villa
- Evening peak matters most
- Battery for after sunset
- Optional backup circuit
Solar and storage
For your house, shop or hotel
Start with how you use power. Size and price come after we see the site and the electricity bills — not as a quote on this page.
Pick by how you use power
House, shop, factory, or hotel — the questions differ.
Sizing comes after we see the site. What changes first is which loads matter and when.
Small business
- Daytime load matches solar
- Cooling drives summer peaks
- Metering and tariff review
Factory / large user
- Large roof, staged build-out
- Inspection access planned in
- Structural and permit checks
Hotel / hospitality
- Season-driven occupancy
- Hot water and climate loads
- Guest-visible install quality
Which one fits you
power you can use after sunset.
The kWp figures are typical ranges, not a quote on this page.
- Matched panels and inverters
- Storage sized for you
- From stock to running
Home and villa
Rooftop solar with a battery: use it by day, and use what you stored at night.
6–15 kWp · 10–30 kWh
Shop and farm
For shops, workshops and farms that use most power in the day and want to keep it on site.
50–150 kWp · 100–300 kWh
Factory and warehouse
Larger demand in a plant or warehouse — power control, not panels alone.
150–500 kWp · 0.5–2 MWh
Add storage to existing solar
The panels are already there. Add a battery and control so more of the power stays yours.
— · 10–300 kWh
Hotel and island
Solar, battery and critical loads together — so the essentials stay up if the grid drops.
50–500 kWp · 0.1–2 MWh
Find my system
Five questions, one direction
From the type of site and how you use power, we suggest a fit. It is not a quote and it does not store bills.
- Reply in 1–2 business days
- Free consult — no pressure.
- Athens · Thessaloniki · Cyclades
- This page helps you find a direction. It is not a quote, not a payback, and not a grid approval. Electricity bills are not uploaded or stored in this step.