How to Choose a Solar Company

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18 February 2023

SolarRun Mid North Coast provide solar photovoltaic (PV) products and services, ranging from large multinational corporations to local businesses. These businesses include manufacturers of solar panels, equipment dealers, installers and suppliers of materials, and energy storage companies.

There are a variety of factors to consider when choosing a solar company, from pricing and contracts to products and timelines. Taking the time to read reviews can help you determine what type of customer experience you are likely to have with a particular company.

Look for a company that offers at least Tier 1 low-profile monocrystalline panels and one of the leading solar batteries (Tesla Powerwall, Enphase Encharge, LG Chem). These types of systems are among the most efficient available, so they will pay for themselves in the long run.

You should also look for a solar company that has a strong track record of customer satisfaction and a good Better Business Bureau rating. Many scam artists are out there, so it’s important to select a reputable and trusted solar company.

Many solar companies struggle to make money, which puts them at a disadvantage when competing with more established players. The best players will build sustainable growth strategies that allow them to increase their market share and grow their profitability over the long term without compromising profitability at the expense of short-term results. They may choose to develop small, local teams that focus on higher-margin geographies or explore capital-light strategies for market entry. They may also try to find ways to retain stakes in projects once they go into production, which can mitigate currency risk and other risks associated with trapped cash.

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