Provincial Electricity Authority (PEA) introduces three solar rooftop system types for homeowners, detailing their features and considerations.
The Provincial Electricity Authority (PEA) has published an informational guide detailing three main types of solar rooftop systems: On-Grid, Hybrid, and Off-Grid, to assist homeowners in selecting the most appropriate option.
This guide helps consumers understand the benefits and drawbacks of each system, empowering them to make informed decisions for reducing electricity costs and enhancing energy independence.
Fast Facts
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Source: Provincial Electricity Authority (PEA)
·Solar rooftop system types: On-Grid, Hybrid, Off-Grid
·On-Grid features: Connects to PEA grid, low initial investment, fast ROI, stops during grid outages for safety.
·Hybrid features: Connects to PEA grid, includes battery storage, higher cost than On-Grid, provides backup power.
·Off-Grid features: Independent system, no grid connection, suitable for remote areas, high initial cost, requires custom design.
·PEA recommendation: On-Grid for most homes with grid access, Hybrid for those needing backup power.
·Consultation: Available from PEA for standard installation.
