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Yes, completely. We know that bureaucracy can be complicated, so our engineers prepare all the necessary technical documentation and help you fill in the applications. We advise both individuals (ECII support up to €4000+ for batteries) and companies (ALTUM programmes).

At current electricity prices, the average payback period is 5 to 7 yearsIf you use public support and smart management (optimising consumption), the time can be even shorter. Solar panels are an investment with an annual return of around 15-20% - better than keeping money in the bank.

Panels suitable for Latvia's climate also produce energy in cloudy weather (from scattered light), but the yield is lower in winter. There is no need to clear the snow - it will clear itself at the first sun, thanks to the inclination of the panels. In our calculations (simulations) we always take into account the Latvian winter factor, so that your forecasts are realistic.

No, we do. "E-Stacija provides a full-cycle service. We design the project, coordinate it with the Construction Board (BIS system) and arrange the connection permits with the Distribution Network. You don't have to waste time in the corridors of the authorities.

A standard solar panel system (on-grid) switches off for safety reasons if the grid voltage is lost. But if you choose a hybrid system with batteries and a backup power function (Backup), your house will continue to get electricity from the batteries in the event of a grid failure.

It's for your safety and the safety of your property. Insurers and the fire brigade (VUGD) require that the building's electrical network is tested. We carry out thermography (to find hot contacts) and insulation measurements, issuing an official opinion. This guarantees that your new station will not create a fire hazard.