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The 2022 installation season has opened!

We are happy to announce that the 2022 solar panel installation season has opened! Spring has progressed so far that some roofs are already starting to be free of snow and ice. This is especially the case in Southwest Finland and Uusimaa.

Solar power systems produce surprisingly well already at this point in the year. For example, yesterday, March 3rd, my own house’s solar power system produced 13.5 kWh even though two of the panels were still partially covered in snow, while on the best days of summer we reach around 35-37 kWh.

Now is an excellent time to purchase solar panels and thereby reduce your electricity bill, carbon dioxide emissions, and Finland’s dependence on imported energy.

Solar power system completed today in Southwest Finland. Panels 375W Canadian Solar.

Energio will supply solar panels to be installed on the facade of the Mylly Shopping Center.

22.12.2023

Mylly Shopping Center has been renovated as a green shopping center. The shopping center already has about 1,200 solar panels on its roof and has…

Pilot projects for colored solar panels

13.12.2023

Solar panels don’t have to be boring black. Nowadays, solar panels are available where the glass on the front of the panel is tinted, creating…

Colored solar panels

29.11.2023

Why do solar panels always have to be black? Not in our opinion. We now offer 1722×1134 mm solar panels in four different colors: red,…

Why is now the best time to buy solar panels?

19.9.2023

Interest rates have risen, construction is slowing, and electricity prices have fallen. However, we strongly believe that now is the best time to buy solar…

The energy community multiplies the solar power of housing companies and companies

18.9.2023

A housing company, or any electricity producer with multiple usage locations on the same electricity connection, such as a hall share, shopping center, campus area,…

Electricity prices have fallen, is solar power still worth it?

1.8.2023

Recently, there has been news about falling electricity prices, negative electricity prices, falling electricity futures, high interest rates, etc. The question arises, is it still…