When considering adding solar energy to their homes, most people immediately think of installing rooftop solar. The fact is that solar panels can be fixed in a variety of ways to meet any project requirements and preferences, including installing ground-mounted systems. The following is a list of reasons to consider installing a ground-mounted solar system on your property. 1. Your roof is small or very complicated. If your roof is small or has multiple planes and cannot install enough panels, ground installation may be a more economical and feasible solution. However, we have installed solar arrays on many complex roofs, so if you are still interested in rooftop solar, let us check your home. 2. Your roof is not suitable. Your roof may have too many obstacles to install the solar array on the roof (chimneys, pipes, skylights), or it may be too shaded by trees to generate viable energy. In this case, it would be a good choice to check the rest of your installable location and see if you can install a ground-mounted system. 3. Your roof may not get enough sunlight. In the northern hemisphere, solar panels produce the most energy when they face south, and they can still produce enough energy if they face east or west. We will estimate the output of the solar array based on the direction or azimuth of your roof. If your roof does not have a viable south-facing surface, you can install a south-facing ground bracket to achieve the ideal energy generation. If your roof has obvious shadows and other parts of your property do not, then ground installation may be your best choice. 4. Local restrictions. You may be in a neighborhood or historic district that prohibits installing solar energy on the roof. In some cases, ground installation can be installed so that you can produce your own renewable energy without violating any laws or regulations of your home. 5. Home aesthetics. You may just not want to install solar on the roof. If you want to save thousands of dollars in energy bills over the years and want to produce your own clean energy, but don't want to install solar panels in your home, that's okay! If there is enough space, you can install a gorgeous ground-mounted solar array in the backyard. If you are interested in ground-mounted systems, or want to consider all options to switch to solar energy, please contact us.

The notice on the National Day holiday arrangements in 2021 is in line with the spirit of the notice of the General Office of the State Council. The 2021 National Day holiday arrangements are hereby notified as follows:   It will be closed for 5 days from October 1, 2021 to October 5, 2021. Back to Work on October 6, 2021 (Wednesday). Please arrange work and life in advance, pay attention to safety during holidays, reduce personnel gathering, strengthen personal protection, and spend a happy and peaceful holiday. Golden Autumn October National Day, I give you eleven blessings: happiness, happiness, peace, health, sweetness, beauty, charm, success, smoothness, wishfulness, happiness, all the beautiful things in the world are for you, I wish you success in your career, family Happiness, sweet love, long friendship, peace of life, happy National Day! Solargyroof Solar's more efficient and flexible solar mounting system solutions are waiting for you here! contact us !

Germany adds 2.75GW of PV installed capacity in the first half of 2021 According to the latest data from the Federal Network Agency (Bundesnetzagentur), Germany’s new photovoltaic installed capacity in June was 428.5 MW. In comparison, it was 403 MW in May this year and 437 MW in June 2020. The newly installed solar power generation capacity in the first six months of this year was 2.75 GW. In the same period last year, 2.36 GW of installed solar capacity was added. The newly added 612MW in April this year was still the month with the largest photovoltaic power generation in Germany. This figure is slightly lower than the data originally released. Among the monthly new projects, 306.7 MW are photovoltaic installations with a capacity of less than 300 kilowatts built according to the country’s feed-in tariff plan. In the first half of this year, the total capacity of the sector reached nearly 2 GW. As of the end of June, the cumulative capacity of all subsidized solar photovoltaic system in Germany reached 55.3 GW. Bundesnetzagentur also announced a new compensation standard that will begin in August. Solar subsidies will be reduced by 1.4% per month, and the fixed feed-in tariff for rooftop systems will be between 0.0736 Euro/kWh and 0.0560 Euro/kWh, depending on the scale.