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Tired of relying on electricity for power?
High monthly energy bills are becoming a big problem
Whether you’re trying to power your central heating or small appliances, the electricity bills are far too high
With an average price of 28.62p per kWh for electricity in the UK, it is becoming hard for people to afford their monthly energy bills. Scottish citizens are doing what they can to cut back on costs by not using heating or appliances, but it shouldn’t have to be that way. All households deserve to live in comfort and use the devices they want when they want to. That’s why there’s a need for cheaper energy.
You don’t need to cut back on your power use when you have a renewable source that is a fraction of the price of electricity. That’s why you can rely on Scottish Energy Saving to provide you with solar PV in Scotland.
Thanks Chris and team for a great job. The install was a bit more complicated than the guys though it would be at first, but they worked through it with no problems. A very neat job.
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Highest quality solar panels in Scotland
Rely on the power of the sun to run your home after a seamless installation from Scottish Energy Saving
The sun is a powerful tool. Not only can you lie in front of it in the summer and develop a glowing tan, but you can use it for a lot more than just that. With the assistance of integrated PV panels, solar cells, and optional battery storage, you can power your home with the energy the sun provides us.
Since solar panels utilise renewable energy, you aren’t met with extortionate bills to pay to power your property every month. Not only do they reduce your electricity bills, but they don't cost a lot to operate, so you’ll see a lot of extra cash in your pocket. It also reduces your environmental impact, as each cell produces clean energy without emitting greenhouse gases.
When you opt for this solution, you can use the best solar panel installers in Scotland. Scottish Energy Saving has a team of professionals who can seamlessly place the system on your property in little to no time.
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Benefits of PV panels in Scotland
Around 142,000 homes in Scotland have solar panels installed, and this number continues to increase each year. This is because the solar PV solution comes with a wide range of advantages to enjoy:
- Lower electricity bills: When you rely on electricity generated by solar panels, you no longer have to worry about using electricity from the main grid. This, in turn, leads to lower monthly bills.
- Renewable energy source: Since solar power is renewable, you can have peace of mind you’re doing your part for the planet. It uses fewer greenhouse gases and offers reduced air pollution.
- Flexibility: Regardless of your type of property, we can install a solar PV system for you. This includes on rooftops, in open fields, or even integrated into your building materials.
- Reliable power: Some people don’t think solar panels will provide as effective energy as normal electricity, but they’d be wrong. These PV systems in Scotland offer the same amount of reliability as anything else.
You can find more info in FAQ section at the bottom of the page.
and more of property owners see a return on investment within 7-10 years.
and more of the average UK household's energy demand can be met by a 4kW solar panel array.
more efficient, Solar PV compared to Gas
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The team that wants to give you the cheapest, cleanest energy
Scottish households deserve PV solar installers who can provide them with quality results. That’s just what Scottish Energy Saving does.
To get the most out of solar panels, you need them installed properly. However, too many Scottish citizens are looking for the cheapest and quickest way to get them in place. While this might seem like a good idea at the time, it leads to subpar results. You don’t see a reduction in bills like you wanted as they lack efficiency and performance. These contractors offering ‘cheap’ prices also often add on hidden costs at the end.
When you choose Scottish Energy Saving as your solar PV installer, you’re only getting the very best. Our experts have over a decade of experience, meaning we’ve learned the perfect methods to give you an ideal result. We are also NAPIT certified, proving our skills.
The guys who came to install the panels where great, arrived on time and super efficient. After they left, apart from the new panels you wouldn't have known they had been in the flat and where really happy to explain anything we asked. Left our place super tidy. SES where great though the whole process, really impressed with the quality of service all round.
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Our solar PV installers offer free energy assessments
When you wish to start a project with Scottish Energy Saving, you can start by receiving a free, no-obligation energy assessment. Due to this transparency, we’ve been able to gain a wide range of trusted accreditations and certifications.
Each solar panel installation comes with a personal touch. We will listen to and understand all of your needs from start to finish, ensuring you’re completely satisfied with the end result.
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Solar PV guarantee
Once our solar panel provider has installed your PV system, you can rest easy knowing you won’t have to worry about any repairs or expensive maintenance for a long time. That’s because Scottish Energy Saving offers a 30 year guarantee on all of our solar panels.
That’s right - clean and cheaper energy for the next three decades!
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Frequently Asked Questions
However, when the sunlight leans onto a solar cell (silicon), this energy is absorbed by electrons in silicon atoms. This energy is sufficient to make the electrons overcome their potential barrier and form spontaneously or artificially an electron-hole pair across a middle intentional inter-device junction. These free electrons are pushed to the surface of the cell by a built-in electric field established within it due to its junction with two different types of silicon (n-type and p-type), forming an electric current.
This flow of electrons is captured as electricity by the metal contacts on the top and bottom of cells, which then pass it onto an external circuit. The electricity produced by solar cells almost always comes in the form of direct current (DC), so it must be converted to alternating current before use with an inverter, which can become a power grid and work normally for house appliances.
Photovoltaic technology converts sunlight to electricity directly using semiconductors such as silicon. An increase of the electrons created upon light photons hitting the semiconductor material makes an electric current. Solar panels operate on this principle to produce electricity. Photovoltaic power generation is becoming increasingly popular in residential and commercial electricity supply due to its low environmental pollution and almost unlimited potential as an alternative energy that can also significantly reduce air carbon emissions over consuming fossil fuels.
Customer satisfaction is at the heart of everything we do. We've received numerous positive reviews that highlight our professionalism, punctuality, and meticulous attention to detail. It's our commitment to ensuring each installation meets the highest standards that sets us apart.
Furthermore, we hold a variety of certifications that demonstrate our expertise and adherence to industry best practices. These certifications guarantee that our installations are not only safe but also efficient and compliant with the latest standards. Choosing Scottish Energy Saving means you can trust that your solar panel system will be installed correctly and will perform optimally for years to come.
Solar panel technology is also seeing vital technological improvements. Today, more than five decades later, PV panels are much better engineered, and a larger light spectrum has been developed, where even with diffuse or low-radiation solar energy, it is still possible to convert sunlight into electricity. So solar panels placed in Scotland can still provide a good deal of electricity throughout the whole year, not just when there are stretches or hours of direct sunlight.
As for finances, solar panelling installation can end up paying back into your pocket over the years. Creating your own power means less reliance on grid-supplied electricity, something that is a good thing, especially in a time of increasing energy costs.
Your home value can be increased with solar panels. Energy-efficient homes with lower energy costs to sell, can attract many potential buyers and, therefore, an even greater marketing opportunity that solar installations bring.
The process generally involves several steps: initial site assessment and design, obtaining necessary permits and approvals, procuring equipment, installing panels and mounting hardware, electrical wiring and connection to the grid or battery storage system, and finally, testing and commissioning.
Moreover, noise levels are crucial, especially for residential installations. Modern Solar PVs are designed to operate quietly, ensuring minimal disruption.
Weather conditions, equipment availability, and unexpected site challenges can affect the timeline. It's important to work with a reputable installer who can provide a realistic timeline and keep you informed throughout the process. Proper planning and communication ensure your solar PV installation is completed efficiently and effectively.
Statistical evidence shows that solar panels in regions with less direct sunlight can still achieve impressive energy generation levels. Homeowners in Scotland can benefit from solar panels by generating their own electricity despite the climate's challenges, reducing their reliance on grid-supplied power and lowering their energy costs.
