Q:  What is Solar Energy Technology, and how does it help me to save energy?
A: Solar energy uses specially treated semiconductors, typically made from silicon, to absorb energy emitted from the sun.  These panels are photovoltaic (PV) and are constructed of two sheets of silicon: the N-layer and the P-Layer. Silicon used in PV cells is modified to work by the deliberate addition of impurities.  The N-layer is composed of silicon atoms that have extra electrons, freely bouncing around inside the silicon material. Silicon in the P-layer has missing electrons, which can be viewed as holes that attract free electrons. An electrical current separates the two sheets.

By installing the panels, a household would be able to absorb energy emitted from the sun, and turned into household’s electricity. It is one of the simplest and most effective ways of making your home more energy efficient.

Q: How is Solar Energy Technology helping the environment?
A: Solar energy is in abundant supply and produces produces no harmful emissions. This reduces the need for burning fossil fuels that do produce such chemicals.

Q:  Where do you usually install the panels?
A: Normally, they would be installed the roof of a building, where they can absorb the greatest amount of sunlight to maximize efficiency.

Q:  How much money could I save after I install solar panels? Is it really worth installing?
A:  It is very hard to say how much money you would save, but we can look at the previous data from the same area, and we will analysis the data and give you a close estimation of what you will save.  We can grantee that you will pay less for energy that you would without them and you will be helping the environment.