Energy solutions for the Public Sector

The ROI for solar panels in public sector buildings depends on installation costs, energy savings, and available incentives.

On average, public sector organizations can expect to see a positive ROI within 5 to 10 years, with substantial long-term energy savings. Factors such as system size, local energy rates, and government incentives all influence the exact ROI.

Solar panels are designed to integrate seamlessly into the structure of public sector buildings. Roof-mounted systems are installed to minimise visual impact and complement the building’s architecture, while ground-mounted panels can be strategically placed to preserve the site’s appearance. EvoEnergy ensures all installations balance functionality with aesthetic appeal.

Yes, solar panels can be installed on historic or listed public sector buildings, but they require special permissions and compliance with heritage preservation guidelines.

EvoEnergy assists with obtaining approvals and designing systems that respect the building’s historical value while providing the benefits of renewable energy.

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Solar panels for public sector buildings are built to withstand harsh weather conditions such as rain, snow, and strong winds. While performance may decrease during adverse weather, panels still generate electricity.

EvoEnergy offers maintenance and monitoring services to address any weather-related impacts and ensure optimal system performance.

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EvoEnergy provides advanced monitoring tools to track the performance of solar panels for public sector buildings.

Real-time software monitors energy production, efficiency, and system health, offering insights into savings and performance metrics. This allows building managers to address issues promptly and optimise energy output.