Solutions that suit Roman

Photovoltaic panels: for houses with a clear roof and for business premises.
Photovoltaic kits: for smallholdings with moderate consumption, as a starting point.
Hybrid photovoltaic systems: for those who also want storage, in stages.

What matters when sizing a system in Roman

As this is a lowland area, shading from the terrain is almost entirely absent. What remains to be checked are the nearby shadows: chimneys, aerials, trees and neighbouring buildings. The analysis is simpler than in the west of the county, and estimates are usually steadier from one month to the next.

That does not mean the system can be chosen from a catalogue. Sizing still starts from the consumption on your bills and from the times of day when you use energy.

Houses and homes

The town has neighbourhoods of blocks of flats and areas of houses, while smallholdings with outbuildings predominate in the surrounding villages. On houses, the roofs are often simple gable roofs, which allows a tidy installation and a short cable run to the consumer unit.

For smallholdings with outbuildings, water pumps or small workshops, it is worth discussing from the start whether you want to cover only the house’s consumption or the outbuildings’ as well.

Rural households and small businesses

Roman has an industrial tradition, and the area has industrial buildings, warehouses and workshops. Buildings with a large roof and steady daytime consumption are where a photovoltaic installation fits most naturally, provided the structure can take the additional load and the grid connection allows the power you want. We check both before the quote.

How we work in Roman

Roman is connected to Piatra Neamț and to the Bacău area, so analyses in the east of the county can be grouped on the same route.

We reply to your enquiry and ask for your consumption, your town and photographs of the roof.
We carry out a remote analysis and decide whether a visit is needed.
We prepare a quote broken down by component, with the calculation assumptions.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Roman a good area for panels?

In terms of terrain, yes: as the town lies on flat land, roofs are rarely shaded by hills. Output still depends, however, on orientation, tilt and nearby shadows.

I have an industrial building. Where do we start?

With the past year’s consumption and your working hours, then a check of the roof structure and of the power available at the grid connection. Only after that do we discuss an installed power.

Photovoltaic panels and energy solutions in Roman