Solar energy is renewable, sustainable, and reduces dependence on fossil fuels. It also lowers energy bills and contributes to a cleaner environment by cutting down on carbon emissions.

Consider factors like roof space, sun exposure, your energy consumption, and the initial investment versus long-term savings. It’s also essential to check local policies for solar incentives.

Yes, modern solar technology is designed to work efficiently even in cloudy or less sunny environments. However, the amount of energy generated may vary based on sunlight availability.

Solar systems require minimal maintenance, primarily regular cleaning of panels to remove dust or debris and periodic checks of the system’s components to ensure everything is functioning optimally.

Installation timelines depend on the size and complexity of the project. A small residential system may take a few days, while larger commercial systems could take weeks.

Yes, many solar systems can be retrofitted with battery storage solutions to store excess energy for use during nighttime or power outages.

Permit requirements vary by location. In many places, you’ll need permits for installation, and some governments offer incentives to streamline the process.