Photovoltaics is a technology that converts sunlight directly into electricity. Solar modules on the roof or façade capture solar energy and convert it into usable electricity - ideal for covering your own electricity needs or even feeding surpluses into the grid. Photovoltaic systems help to reduce energy costs and make an important contribution to climate protection, as they rely entirely on the renewable energy of the sun.
Photovoltaics are particularly suitable for supplying households, businesses or public buildings with clean electricity. The electricity generated can be used directly to power appliances, charge electric cars or be temporarily stored in battery storage systems for later use. Surplus electricity can be fed into the public grid, for which remuneration is paid.
Here you can find out how photovoltaics works, what advantages this technology offers and how you can integrate a PV system into your building or energy system. You will also receive information on funding opportunities and the legal framework to make it easier for you to start generating your own electricity.
