
Home, 10 kW + 15 kWh
A family house on net billing, with backup when the grid goes down.
- Panels
- about 22
- Makes a year
- 16,500 kWh
Four steps and one team, from the first EAC bill to the panels working on your roof.

Send up to six EAC bills and a photo of the roof. We work out what you use and when. Free.

The layout, the equipment, the price, and the EAC application for your scheme.

Our own technicians on your roof, from the frames to switching it on with you.

Output and savings in your account. We see a fault before you do.
A 10 kW roof is about 22 panels like this one, 2,400 cells in all. Each turns Cyprus light into money off your EAC bill.
Live from the sun over Paphos.
Ready-made sets with Huawei or Deye inverters and storage, and JA Solar, Jinko or Longi panels. The study sizes them to your bills.

A family house on net billing, with backup when the grid goes down.

For a pool pump, air conditioning in every room and an electric car.

Hotels, offices, farms and apartment blocks on virtual net billing. Up to 200 kW + 1 MWh.
Move the slider to your usual EAC bill. It comes every two months.
An estimate: €0.30 per kWh and 1,650 kWh a year from each kW of panels. The free study uses your real bills.
Ask for this systemEvery client gets an account that reads the inverter and turns kWh into euros: today, this month, every bill.
Sample figures from the demo account: Villa in Tala, 10 kW with a 15 kWh battery.
Tiled villas, village flat roofs, metal sheds and garden frames. Open any photo to see it full size.











It depends on how much you use and when. A house that runs air conditioning and a pool pump through the day saves the most. The free study turns your last bills into a figure in euros before you decide anything.
Net metering sets every kWh you make against one you use. Net billing settles production and use each billing period and credits the surplus to your next bill. Which one is open to you depends on the system size and EAC’s current rules; we prepare the application either way.
Not always. A battery pays when you use most power in the evening, or when you want lights and fridge on in a power cut. We show both versions in the study.
We fit tiled roofs, flat concrete slabs, metal sandwich panels and ground frames. Shade from trees or a neighbour’s building matters more than the roof type; we check it from your photos and on site.
We come back with a layout, a price and what it saves you. The study is free, and you decide afterwards.