Solar energy is reliable, sustainable, renewable, and plentiful. With the cost of installation coming down, this has encouraged most homes in Nigeria to turn to solar energy for their electricity needs.
As a result of erratic power supply in Nigeria and rising electricity bills, this has made homes resorting to solar energy as a cheap, sustainable, and reliable alternative.
Also, one of the biggest benefits of going solar is that you own your energy. You’re less reliant on the energy company for your electricity needs. And, most of all, since solar doesn’t cost anything to generate electricity, most homeowners are able to completely eliminate or drastically reduce their energy bills.
Financial revenues, reliability, and lesser utility bills are the key motivations for going solar. For this to happen certain factors has to be considered:
- Electricity consumption rate
- Size of the solar energy system to use
- Hours of daily direct sunlight
- Size of the roof
- The angle of the roof towards the sun
- Local electricity tariff rates
Whether for homes or business, the solar electric system provides the prospect on reduced operation cost and make a long-term, low-risk investment.
Solar energy is renewable energy, this means we’re not going to run out. Solar energy is also clean energy. This means that it doesn’t produce carbon emissions or greenhouse gasses into the atmosphere while it’s generating electricity.
Fossil fuels like coal and oil pollute the air and water and through carbon dioxide emissions. This is damaging to our environment and causing several health issues, though the effects aren’t easily seen in our daily lives.
Planning on getting your solar energy system installed, we at De Solar Place will provide the best services customized to meet your specific needs.
