For rooftop solar projects, we evaluate the available area and energy requirements together to determine the appropriate system approach.
Scope of assessment
- Electricity consumption profile and project objective
- Roof area, orientation, and shading conditions
- Load-bearing structure and existing electrical infrastructure
- Layout, equipment, and implementation options
The final scope and implementation steps are defined following a technical review and assessment of the necessary site data.
How can you prepare for an initial rooftop PV consultation?
When assessing your rooftop solar project with Sakarya Erenler-based ISP Energy, we consider your current electricity consumption and the roof area you intend to use together. The building’s use, electricity connection, available roof plans, and existing installation data provide a starting point for the initial discussion.
Businesses in Sakarya can learn more about our rooftop and ground-mounted PV scope, implementation process, and completed project examples on our Sakarya solar PV engineering and installation page.
Basic information you can provide
- Recent electricity bills and the distribution of consumption throughout the day
- Approximate roof dimensions, roofing material, and available photographs
- The building’s location and any structures that may shade the roof
- Your investment objective and any planned project schedule
How are rooftop PV cost and system capacity assessed?
Roof area alone is not sufficient to determine a definitive system capacity or price. Consumption requirements, usable area, the load-bearing structure, electrical infrastructure, and equipment scope must be assessed together. We therefore conduct a project-specific evaluation instead of promising a fixed level of generation, savings, or payback period.
The next step for your project
Explore our solar PV EPC services for engineering, procurement, and implementation, or our solar PV consulting services for evaluating investment options. You can also use the ISP Energy contact details to share the basic information about your rooftop project.