Benefits for rootops

Maximize Unused Space
Reduce Energy Costs
Enhance Energy Independence
Meet Regulatory Compliance
Strengthen Sustainability Profile
Increase Property Value & Improve Energy Resilience

From concept to commissioning: your rooftop solar journey

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Preliminary Assessment
Site evaluation and roof structural analysis
Solar potential assessment and data collection
System design optimization recommendations
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Financial Planning
Investment opportunity evaluation
Selection of financial model (self-ownership, PPA, lease)
Return optimization strategy (self-consumption vs. grid export)
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Design and Permitting
Detailed system engineering
Procurement of necessary permits and authorizations
Grid connection application and approval
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Installation and Commissioning
Rooftop preparation and mounting system installation
Panel placement and electrical connections
System testing and grid interconnection
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Operation and Maintenance
Performance monitoring and analytics
Preventive maintenance program
System optimization and issue resolution

Types of roofs

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Concrete flat roof

  • Maximum slope of 5%
  • Elastomeric double-layer waterproofing
  • Minimum class C insulation, F5f5T3 classification minimum
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Sealed steel deck roof TAN type

  • Maximum slope of 10%
  • Bitumen or synthetic waterproofing
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Dry steel deck roof

  • Maximum slope of 25%
  • Minimum deck thickness: 0.75mm
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Non-asbestos fiber cement roof

  • Maximum slope of 25%
Solar panels

Directly Consume the Energy You Produce

The principle of solar self-consumption allows you to use the electricity generated by your photovoltaic system on-site. While this energy may not cover all your building’s needs, our solutions optimize distribution between your consumption, neighboring sites, and the grid.

When your system produces excess energy, it’s automatically fed into the grid, earning you advantageous compensation for each kWh sold.

Offices across France and Belgium

Contact one of our representatives!