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      Titan Eco is a leading installer of Solar PV, Battery Storage and car charging points. Based in Surrey, we operate nationwide and are able to support homeowners, developers and business leaders. With our expertise, you too can design a solar and storage solution that meets your current and future needs, allowing you to reduce your electricity bills and cut your CO2 emissions.

      With current high energy prices, a well-designed energy solution can offer a fast return on investment and deliver cost-effective power for years to come. We don’t pressure sell, and never have, instead focusing on giving you great information to help you make the right decision and build the ideal solution that meets your needs.

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      All your questions answered…

      HOW MUCH DO SOLAR PANELS COST?

      The cost of a solar panel installation depends on several factors – including the size of the system needed to power your property, the type of solar panels selected, and any additional features you choose – such as solar battery storage to store excess electricity for use at night or during peak times, and EV chargers to make the most of your solar energy when charging an electric vehicle. For a tailored quote, contact us today.

      HOW MANY SOLAR PANELS DO YOU NEED?

      Your installer will determine how many solar panels you need when designing your system. This depends on how much electricity you want to generate, the size and layout of your property, and whether you plan to include solar battery storage to capture surplus energy for later use.

      HOW DO SOLAR PANELS WORK?

      Solar panels generate electricity by converting sunlight into direct current (DC), which is then passed through an inverter to create alternating current (AC) for use in your home or business. Most modern systems use solar PV (photovoltaic) panels, which contain layers of energy-conducting material that generate an electric field when exposed to sunlight – a process known as the photoelectric effect. This produces the current that powers your property or can be exported to the National Grid.

      DO YOU NEED PLANNING PERMISSION FOR SOLAR PANELS?

      Most domestic solar installations in the UK don’t require planning permission, as they fall under permitted development. However, permission may be needed if flat-roof panels project more than 600mm from highest point of the roof (excluding chimneys). For ground-mounted systems which exceed 9m² or 4 metres in height, planning permission may be required. Listed buildings and properties in conservation areas may also face additional restrictions, so it’s best to check with your local authority.

      WHAT HAPPENS IF YOUR ROOF ISN'T SUITABLE FOR SOLAR PANELS?

      If your roof isn’t suitable for solar panels, we offer ground-mounted alternatives – including our integrated fencing solution, SolaFence, to generate clean energy without the need for roof space. Both standard ground-mounted arrays and SolaFence offer the same performance benefits as roof-mounted systems, without placing any additional load on your property.

      ARE THERE GRANTS AVAILABLE FOR SOLAR PANELS?

      There are many different grants available to fund your solar panels, whether you are a homeowner, property developer or business leader. These include the Energy Company Obligation, the Social Housing Decarbonisation Fund and the Home Upgrade Fund. If you’re unsure about your eligibility for these schemes or want to learn more about how to apply, contact Titan Eco, and our team will be happy to discuss this further with you.

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