Are black solar panels the new white?

From windows to doors, and now solar panels, it is fair to say black is the new white. Popular for their sleek, modern aesthetics, black solar panels have taken the industry by storm, with their ability to blend into slate roofs. Why are Some Solar Panels Blue?

How much do all black solar panels cost?

400W all black solar panels can cost between £600 and £900 depending on the manufacturer, while 250W panels can cost between £300 to £500. You can go through our pick of the best solar panel manufacturers to get some idea of the available options. While solar panels can be expensive, there are ways to make them relatively affordable.

Who can install black solar panels?

If you are a UK home or business owner looking to install an array of black solar panels, get in touch with our green team. As MCS certified Solar Panel Installers, with over 12 year of experience, when you choose Deege Solar you know you are in safe hands. Call us today on 01322 479369 or click the enquire now button to talk to a solar expert.

Can a black solar panel be installed on a roof?

By installing black solar panels, in-roof panels or even solar tiles, you can incorporate solar energy into your home in the discreetest way possible. Adding both style and technology to your roof. What’s more choosing a black solar panel is choosing a Monocrystalline panel.

Are black solar panels better than polycrystalline solar panels?

Keep in mind that with black solar panels, you will end up paying relatively more as they can be 25% to 50% more expensive than polycrystalline ones. Black solar panels are a great option for those who can afford them as they absorb more energy and are more heat resistant than polycrystalline panels.

How do I choose a black solar panel?

What’s more choosing a black solar panel is choosing a Monocrystalline panel. Monocrystalline solar panels are more efficient at converting light into electricity, as they are manufactured from a higher purity of silicon. This is because the colour black naturally absorbs more light than a Polycrystalline Blue panel.