Solar panels and photovoltaic self-consumption in Girona and Barcelona
A cost-effective solar installation starts by understanding consumption. Before deciding how many panels to install, we analyze the load profile, power, orientation, shading, available area and future electrical loads.
What the project may include
- Consumption analysis and PV power sizing.
- Modules, string inverters or microinverters according to the project.
- DC and AC protections.
- Structure, cabling and connection.
- Production and consumption monitoring.
- Batteries and surplus management.
- Legalization coordination.
- Preparation for EV charging and future loads.
Elements of a solar installation
Consumption assessment
We assess consumption and operating hours to match solar capacity to actual needs.
Panels and inverters
Equipment selection considers the available area, orientation and project conditions.
Electrical protection
DC and AC protective devices coordinated with the existing installation.
Mounting and connection
Assessment of supports, cable routes and connection of the installation.
Monitoring
Tracking generation and consumption to understand how the system operates.
Batteries and surplus energy
Assessment of storage and surplus energy management based on the consumption profile.
Residential self-consumption
We size the system considering HVAC, EV charging, pools, pumps, cooking and actual household habits. A battery can increase self-consumption, but it is not always the first investment with the best return.
Business and industry
Daytime consumption in businesses and industry often matches solar generation well. We study the load curve, available space, monitoring, export limitation, storage and load management.
Your solar self-consumption questions
Each proposal starts with consumption and the conditions of the property. We assess expected generation, energy use and expansion options before defining the work.
What information is needed to assess a solar installation?
Energy bills, consumption schedules, location and details of the roof or available surface help us assess the project. Future electrical loads are also considered.
How is the number of panels decided?
Capacity is sized according to consumption, orientation, shading and available space. The proposal explains the criteria applied to the project.
Is a battery necessary?
A battery is an option to assess against consumption schedules and intended use. It is not automatically included in every installation.
Can I view generation and consumption?
Monitoring provides access to data from compatible equipment. We specify the measurements and displays included in the project.
Do you work with homes and businesses?
We assess residential self-consumption and systems for businesses and industry, adapting the proposal to each consumption profile.
How do I request a proposal?
Send us your location, property type and a description of consumption. We review the information and agree on the next steps.
Photovoltaic systems and components
Panels, inverters, protective devices and monitoring form a coordinated system. Component selection depends on the requirements of each installation.
