1. Solar power is 100% renewable energy

2. Saving on electricity costs

3. Increasing long-term predictability of electricity costs

4. Locally produced solar electricity increases energy independence

5. Concrete climate action is an important competitive advantage

We deliver the whole system on a turnkey basis. Design, permissions and applications, construction, commissioning and inspections are all part of the package.

To provide an accurate solar energy mapping and quotation, we first need the address of the property and hourly electricity consumption data from the customer. For roof and wall installations, we need structural drawings of the property for structural stability analysis. We create a site plan together with you to minimise any disruption in the installation phase, so you can focus on your core business.

Typically, locally produced solar electricity can cover 10–20% of a property's annual electricity use. The rest of the electricity is normally bought from the grid.

The price of solar energy is compared to the price, transmission charges and electricity tax of electricity purchased from the grid. It should also be noted that solar energy is produced during the day, when the hourly price of electricity is high.

Yes, when installed and maintained correctly. We take both fire and electrical safety into account. Our work is ISO 9001 certified. We train the customer in the operation of the power plant and ensure that a rescue sheet is issued to the local rescue service and that the appropriate safety markings are applied.

Delivery time depends on application handling times. Often the most time-consuming processes are the permit applications and the structural stability study. Typically, the construction of a solar power plant can start 8 to 12 weeks after the contract is signed.

Contact our sales team and we will give you an detailed estimate.

Solar energy systems don’t require constant maintenance or servicing, but professional attention is still necessary. Solarigo's maintenance service remotely monitors the plant’s solar energy production, reacting quickly to faults and carrying out annual on-site maintenance inspections.

In our SOLARIGO PPA solution, we take care of all maintenance, servicing, monitoring and upgrading of equipment. With the SOLARIGO EPC solution, the customer can purchase Solarigo's EASY maintenance service.

Solarigo handles all necessary permit applications with the authorities and third parties. The building authority typically requires an action permit and sometimes a building permit. Large ground installations can require rezoning. Comments and requirements from the local fire authority will be taken into account during the designing phase. A licence from the electricity grid operator is needed in order to connect to the grid.

Solar panels can be installed on flat and pitched roofs on any roof surface, on walls, flat ground, levelled terrain or slopes.

Solar energy production is 100% emission-free. Environmental impacts and emissions occur before the production of solar energy (e.g. extraction of materials, manufacturing of equipment, transport and installation).

The largest environmental impact comes from solar panels, which generate the energy required for their entire life cycle, with zero emissions, in around 2–3 years in Northern Europe. Overall, solar power is among the lowest-emission methods of electricity generation.

Solar panels produce electricity from sunlight, which is fed into the building's electricity centre via inverters. Solar energy is used alongside grid electricity, so there is no power cut even when the sun is not shining.

Most of the solar panels used by Solarigo come from Asia, where global solar panel production is concentrated. When sourcing solar panels, we use the Silicon Valley Toxics Coalition Solar Scorecard, a rating system that ranks solar panel manufacturers on factors such as environmental impact, sustainability and employee rights and safety.

All our solar panel suppliers are TIER 1 manufacturers in the abovementioned rating system. The solar panel racks come from Finland or another European country. Cables and small metal parts are bought locally.