Buy a solar power plant: market overview and payback

The solar power plant from the "MIT Technics" company is a complex device for generating electricity from sunlight. Due to the growing interest in renewable energy sources, the purchase of a solar power plant is becoming a popular solution for both private homes and businesses. But there are several key aspects to consider before buying.

What is a solar power plant?

A solar power plant from " MIT Technika " consists of several main components: solar panels, an inverter, an energy storage system (accumulators) and a control system. Panels convert sunlight into electricity, an inverter converts direct current into alternating current, and batteries allow energy to be stored for later use.

Types of solar power plants

• Network power plant. Connects to the public grid and you can sell excess energy at a "green tariff".

• Autonomous power plant. It is used in places without access to the power grid. It fully provides energy to a house or enterprise, storing electricity in batteries.

• Hybrid power plant. It combines network and autonomous systems, which allows you to have both supply from the general network and the ability to use stored energy.

The payback of a solar power plant depends on many factors: the level of electricity consumption, the region, support programs and tariffs. On average, when using the "green tariff", a solar power plant pays for itself in 5-7 years.