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“So Energy can save you money – and it’s better for the environment, too”
“So Energy can save you money – and it’s better for the environment, too”
“So Energy can save you money – and it’s better for the environment, too”
“So Energy can save you money – and it’s better for the environment, too”
Your solar system will be designed to meet your needs by our talented team of experts. We will personally guide you through your solar journey; from understanding your needs through to installation, getting you set up and beyond.
In the UK, the best direction for a roof to face is south, provided it isn’t covered by shade. Solar panels will work on an east or west-facing roof with a slope, or pitch, of between 15 and 45 degrees, generating enough energy for home use. Panels facing to the north will not generate sufficient energy.
In the UK, the best direction for a roof to face is south, provided it isn’t covered by shade. Solar panels will work on an east or west-facing roof with a slope, or pitch, of between 15 and 45 degrees, generating enough energy for home use. Panels facing to the north will not generate sufficient energy.
In the UK, the best direction for a roof to face is south, provided it isn’t covered by shade. Solar panels will work on an east or west-facing roof with a slope, or pitch, of between 15 and 45 degrees, generating enough energy for home use. Panels facing to the north will not generate sufficient energy.
In the UK, the best direction for a roof to face is south, provided it isn’t covered by shade. Solar panels will work on an east or west-facing roof with a slope, or pitch, of between 15 and 45 degrees, generating enough energy for home use. Panels facing to the north will not generate sufficient energy.
In the UK, the best direction for a roof to face is south, provided it isn’t covered by shade. Solar panels will work on an east or west-facing roof with a slope, or pitch, of between 15 and 45 degrees, generating enough energy for home use. Panels facing to the north will not generate sufficient energy.