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The company SyA Instalaciones, specialized in energy solutions, has released a technical and economic study analyzing the profitability of installing solar panels in apartment communities. With over 50 years of experience in the industry, the company has concluded that collective photovoltaic installation is not only a viable alternative but also a profitable one, in response to the growing demand for energy efficiency, cost savings, and sustainability in urban environments.
In light of rising electricity prices and a social commitment to more sustainable practices, many homeowner associations are seeking alternatives that allow them to reduce costs and be more environmentally friendly. The installation of solar panels for collective self-consumption emerges as an effective solution, as it significantly decreases electricity bills while contributing to the decarbonization of the real estate sector.
The study highlights that the roofs of residential buildings, often underutilized, offer great potential for hosting photovoltaic installations. This model allows the energy generated to be shared among different households, maximizing savings for all owners.
Among the key conclusions of the report, it is noted that the initial investment for these installations can be recouped within a period of 5 to 8 years, depending on factors such as consumption, available area, and the type of self-consumption distribution. Once this point is reached, the lifespan of the installations can exceed 25 years, generating savings for at least two decades. Additionally, there are incentives at the federal, state, and local levels that can cover up to 40% of the installation cost, which significantly reduces the payback period. These installations also increase the market value of properties and require minimal maintenance.
From a technical perspective, solar installations are designed considering the orientation and slope of the roof, the usable area available, and average electricity consumption. SyA Instalaciones conducts preliminary technical studies at no obligation and manages all the necessary paperwork.
The collective self-consumption model has evolved, allowing several neighbors to share a common installation with various energy distribution modalities tailored to the specific needs of each community. In terms of sustainability, the study estimates that a community of 20 homes with a 15 kWp photovoltaic installation can avoid the emission of over 10 tons of CO₂ per year, significantly contributing to the fight against climate change. The company also promotes the use of recyclable materials and long-lasting technologies to minimize environmental impact.
SyA Instalaciones offers advice on various lines of aid and available subsidies, as well as personalized financing options that facilitate the initial investment. Their comprehensive service includes customized studies, permit management, installation, and maintenance, with the goal of simplifying the process for communities.
With these proposals, SyA Instalaciones assures that the installation of solar panels is a profitable, safe, and sustainable investment, inviting interested communities to request a free study to explore the energy potential of their buildings and take the first step toward collective self-consumption.
Referrer: MiMub in Spanish