Harness the Sun's Power for a Greener Tomorrow

Our installation process involves a site assessment, system design, permitting, installation, and final inspection to ensure optimal performance and compliance with local regulations.

The return on investment for solar panels in Cyprus typically ranges from 5 to 7 years, depending on system size and energy consumption patterns.

Yes, various green energy loans are available through local banks, offering favorable terms to support the adoption of renewable energy solutions.

Once permits are approved, installations typically take a few hours, but full process (permits to commissioning) averages 8–12 weeks

No. Regulations require registered installers (“participating traders”) for all eligible systems. DIY installations are not permitted in Cyprus

• Feasibility & energy study

• Obtain quotes from approved installers

• Apply for grant/subsidy (if eligible)

• Submit EAC license application

• Installer fits panels/inverters/meters

• EAC inspects & commissions—typically within 60 working days

Yes:

• RES & EC Fund provides up to €375/kW (up to €1,500 per household), higher for vulnerable households and mountain zones 

• Buildings built pre-Jan 2017 are eligible; deadline 20 Dec 2025 or until budget is exhausted

No as of 1 Jan 2025, PV installation on all new buildings is mandatory, so existing-residence grant schemes don’t apply

Major banks (Bank of Cyprus, Hellenic Bank, Alpha Bank, AstroBank, Eurobank) offer green loans (€5k–€80k+) at 3.5–5.5%, up to 10-year repayment

Absolutely, use grants to lower upfront cost, finance remainder with green loans

Yes:

• Homeowners

• Commercial entities (including leaseholders with proof of bill and consent) are eligible

Yes—vulnerable households get higher PV grants (€1,250/kW up to €6,250) and roof insulation grants at 75% coverage

Yes—it qualifies separately for grants (50–75%), and dual upgrades earn a €750 bonus .

No for new systems after 1 Aug 2025—new installations must use net billing, not net metering or subsidies .

You get credited for generated electricity at solar production rates, and pay at higher grid rates when consuming—this replaces 1:1 kWh crediting

For net billing systems installed after Aug 2025, mandatory domestic battery storage is expected, with future subsidies

Virtual schemes allow association of solar systems at different premises—up to 10.4 kWp for residences, up to 100 kWp for farms/operations

Domestic consumers, farmers, wineries with separate but matched usage and production premises

Up to 90% of your annual consumption—max 4.16 kWp for single-phase, 10.4 kWp for three-phase systems

Installation is possible only with unanimous consent from all apartment owners and legal property rights .

No—mobile plug‑in panels are not permitted under current regulations

Yes—a bidirectional smart meter is mandatory for net metering/billing systems .

Initial application/admin is around €250+VAT; annual balancing fee ~€47.73€/kWp (paid bi-monthly)

EAC decision within ~7 working days; inspection/connection within 25 working days; installation & network hookup within 60 days

For a typical 10–15 kWp system with battery, annual savings/net earnings reach €3,000–€4,000; ROI in 5–7 years

Rough yield is 1.5–1.7 kWh per kWp per day (~5,100 kWh/year for a 3 kWp system)

They improve performance when part of the array is shaded, balancing output per panel .

Possible but expensive due to battery costs; common for pool pumps or EV charging .

Allows energy offset across locations, maximizing credits and ROI—ideal for farms or multiple premises .

Admin decision within 7 days; inspection & setup within 60 working days

• Last 12 months’ electricity bills

• Title deeds or occupancy documents

• Building permit

• Owner agreements (if necessary)

• Plot layout plan

Approvals expire if installation isn’t completed within 60 working days; meter fees may be retained .

Yes, commercial/residential properties, farms, apartments (with owner consent) are eligible, with relevant regulations .