Power your home with Solar Panels Power your home with Solar Panels
Serving Tyne & Wear, Durham, Yorkshire, Northumberland, Cumberland, Lancashire and the Scottish borders, We can help you discover energy independence, lower your bills, boost your property value and decarbonise your home with Solar PV
Serving Tyne & Wear, Durham, Yorkshire, Northumberland, Cumberland, Lancashire and the Scottish borders, We can help you discover energy independence, lower your bills, boost your property value and decarbonise your home with Solar PV
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Energy independence with solar power
Solar photovoltaic (PV) technology harnesses the power of sunlight to generate electricity through the photovoltaic effect, where certain materials produce an electric current when exposed to light. Modern solar panels are now precision engineered to be efficient, durable and reliable sources for domestic electricity.
Why Geowarmth for Solar?
Energy Independence
Solar panels provide a reliable source of electricity, reducing dependence on the grid and giving you greater control over your energy supply.
Solar panels provide a reliable source of electricity, reducing dependence on the grid and giving you greater control over your energy supply.
Cost Savings
By generating your own electricity from solar energy, you can significantly lower your energy bills and protect yourself against future energy price hikes.
By generating your own electricity from solar energy, you can significantly lower your energy bills and protect yourself against future energy price hikes.
Environmental Impact
Switching to solar power reduces your carbon footprint and helps combat climate change by producing clean, renewable energy without greenhouse gas emissions.
Switching to solar power reduces your carbon footprint and helps combat climate change by producing clean, renewable energy without greenhouse gas emissions.
Increased Property Value
Installing solar panels can increase the value of your property, making it more attractive to potential buyers and providing a solid return on investment.
Installing solar panels can increase the value of your property, making it more attractive to potential buyers and providing a solid return on investment.
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Do I need to Install a Battery?
Adding a battery as part of your installation allows you to store excess renewable energy from your solar panels, for later use and take advantage of favourable time of use electricity tariffs. The vast majority of our customers now install a battery with their solar panels.
Case studies
Check out our case studies for examples of recent installations, and for a site-specific quote, get in touch today!
Energy Independent Community Centre
For a local Community Centre overlooking the Yorkshire fields, we took advantage of the outdoor space and designed and installed a free standing ground mounted solar array to serve the centre’s needs.
Solar Panels in Warkworth
We carried out an installation for a domestic property in Warkworth, installing solar PV and a battery system to generate clean, renewable energy.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do solar panels work?
Solar panels convert sunlight into electricity using photovoltaic cells. When sunlight hits these cells, they generate direct current (DC) electricity, which is then converted into alternating current (AC) electricity by an inverter for use in the home, to be stored in a battery or exported to the grid.
What are the benefits of installing solar panels?
The main benefits from the installation of solar panels include more energy independence, reduced electricity bills and a lower carbon footprint. Lastly, installing solar panels can increase the value of your property, making it more attractive to potential buyers and providing a solid return on investment.
Are solar panels suitable for all homes?
Solar panels can be installed on most homes with suitable roof space and sun exposure. Factors such as roof orientation, shading from trees or nearby buildings, and local regulations may affect the feasibility and efficiency of solar panel installations.