yes, one should probably stick to known brands.....
Aleo had some new one in the works... that one could get a lot out of...
supposedly starting to sell it next year... of course, things are getting better all the time
if you no longer get subsidies in Sweden... then you have to find cheap stuff if it's going to be profitable
As far as I know, the grant for solar collectors will be discontinued next year. I don't know what applies to solar panels. Of course, you have to find cheap items if it's going to be profitable. But as I said, I was talking about surplus items now. It's profitable for individuals to build installations with surplus items...
Then you also need all the other stuff that is needed to build a solar panel installation. Battery, battery charger/controller, inverter, etc. .... and everything should be properly dimensioned!
ok you're right about that...the most important thing is what you pay for W....
you want to have as few panels as possible on the roof...so a lot of W is important..smile
As far as I know, the grant for solar collectors will be discontinued next year. I don't know what applies to solar cells. Of course, you have to find cheap items if it's going to be profitable. But as I said, I was talking about end-of-line items now. It's profitable for individuals to build facilities with end-of-line items...
Then you also need all the other things necessary to build a solar cell installation. Battery, battery charger/controller, inverter, etc.... and everything needs to be properly dimensioned!
certainly not entirely easy to assemble everything yourself.
so that it works together... then you need to know a bit... how it works...
maybe easier to hire a company...
Yes, it is as always. You must know exactly what you want to do and know a bit about the matter. Yes, it is price per W that applies. But of course, you should also know which panels you want.
Thin-film cells are said to be better in diffuse light conditions... for example.
Does anyone know of stair and glass railing manufacturers in Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, or Poland? Would like to have a slightly more exclusive staircase...
For a long time, I was considering buying stone from Estonia
and got these prices
Revised prices:
LTH 420 9.00 EUR/piece
LTH 380 8.00 EUR/piece
RUH 420 4.90 EUR/piece
RUH 380 4.60 EUR/piece
RUH 420 corner 5.40 EUR/piece
RUH 380 corner 4.90 EUR/piece
LTH blocks are blocks with insulation in between. Eventually, I decided to buy leca in Sweden as I found a good contact who could give me a good price. I am going ahead with non-insulated blocks that I insulate externally with black cell foam and then putty on this.
Worth noting when buying materials from abroad is that often the dimensions are not the same as here at home. As you can see in the list above, the blocks are 380 or 420 mm.
