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“De installalatie keurig volgens offerte en tijdsplanning snel en vakkundig aangebracht.”
How long does it take for solar panels to pay for themselves? Buying panels is an investment, but because your energy bill falls sharply you save from the first day. That saving is what pays the system back, and an average system has done so within about six years.
In this blog our adviser Ruben explains everything about the payback time and how to shorten it.
The payback time depends on the following:
The more you save in a year, the sooner the panels have paid for themselves. After that you enjoy the sun entirely without a worry.
Solar panels last 25 years, so after those six years you go on saving on your energy bill for another 19.
How quickly your panels pay for themselves depends among other things on what you use and on your yield. A high yield combined with modest consumption means your saving is above average and the panels pay for themselves sooner.
Once the panels are installed you cannot change the yield, but you can change what you use: by choosing efficient appliances, washing at a lower temperature, not leaving lights burning, using LED bulbs and turning the heating down a little.
“De installalatie keurig volgens offerte en tijdsplanning snel en vakkundig aangebracht.”
Ruben is an adviser at Dijkman Zonne-energie and is happy to answer all your financial questions.