Long hours of sun, an unreliable grid, and heavy generator use make Iraq and the Kurdistan Region an ideal place for building-integrated solar.
The best solar system isn't the biggest one, it's the one matched precisely to how your building uses energy. Getting that match right is the difference between a system that merely works and one that performs for decades.
A sun-rich region with an energy problem
Orientation and tilt determine how much sunlight your panels can capture across the year. Shading from nearby structures or trees is modelled so we can place modules where they'll generate most, and route around the areas that won't.
From generators to self-generation
We look at your actual consumption, not an average, to size the array and decide whether storage earns its place. The goal is a system that covers what you use without paying for capacity you won't.
