How to set up solar panels in Israel?

When setting up solar panels, the first step is contacting a company that installs solar systems. Today in Israel, there are many companies of this type in the growing market, and it is worthwhile to conduct thorough market research and get recommendations from others who have already been through the process.

What is solar energy in Israel?

Solar energy is heat and radiant light from the sun that can be harnessed with technologies such as solar power (used to generate electricity) and solar thermal energy (used for applications such as water heating). The Israeli solar energy market is segmented by technology into solar photovoltaic (PV) and solar thermal.

How many solar panels are there in Israel?

The government of Israel has planned to increase its renewable energy generation to 17% of the total energy generation by 2030. In 2022, installations of solar energy systems increased amid soaring electricity prices. There was an increase of 18% in rooftop solar in private houses. In 2021, around 4,500 systems were installed.

How much does a solar panel cost?

A solar panel of about 100 square meters costs roughly NIS 70,000 to install and produces an average of 10 kilowatts of energy per hour. Assuming there will be about 1,700 to 1,800 hours of sunlight per year, at the current rate of about half a shekel per kilowatt, solar panels should bring an annual income of NIS 8,000 to 9,000.

What makes Sela #1 for solar panels in Israel?

That’s what makes Sela #1 for solar panels in Israel. Who is Sela? Reliability. Professionalism. Integrity. Founded in 2009, Sela has earned a sterling reputation as an industry leader in its field. Sela is the company of choice for business owners looking to monetize their commercial rooftops and private homeowners looking to save on electricity.

Are solar panels profitable in Israel?

While the system can bring a double-digit return on investment for some, for the hundreds of thousands who own apartments in shared buildings, it is not yet profitable. Over the past few years, it has become more and more popular for homeowners in Israel to set up solar panels on their roofs or in their yards — and for good reason.