Solar energy works by using panels that capture sunlight and turn it into electricity. This power can be used to run your home or business, stored in batteries, or sent back to the electric grid.

Going solar helps you save money on electricity bills, reduces your carbon footprint, increases your property value, and gives you reliable power even during outages (especially with battery storage).

Installing a solar system in Nigeria usually takes 1 to 3 days for small homes and up to 1 to 2 weeks for larger or more complex setups. The exact time depends on the system size, roof type, and weather conditions.

You could save up to 70-85% or more on your monthly energy costs, depending on how much you use electricity, how reliable the grid is, and how large your solar-+-battery system is.

Solar systems need very little maintenance. You just need to clean the panels every few months to remove dust, check the batteries and inverter regularly, and make sure all connections are tight. A quick annual inspection by a technician is also recommended.