Guide to Solar Roofs

The housing market is facing a revolutionary change. From 2029, all new homes in the European Union will have to be equipped with photovoltaic systems. For developers, this is not only a challenge, but above all an opportunity to build a long-term competitive advantage today.

The new regulations of the European Union on zero-emission homes from 2029 are not only a challenge, but above all a business opportunity for developers. However, today it is worth considering the introduction of solar roofs to your offer in order to build a competitive advantage in the market. In this article, we will introduce how to effectively introduce eTile solar roofs into development projects and maximize their business potential.

At a time when sustainable construction is no longer a trend and is becoming a standard, developers are faced with a challenge: how to create a housing estate that not only meets the growing legal requirements, but also provides added value and stands out from the competition? The answer is a comprehensive solar ecosystem that transforms a traditional housing estate into a modern, energy-efficient living space.

Modern multi-family construction faces the challenge of combining aesthetics, functionality and energy efficiency. Solar solutions are no longer just an addition to a building — they become an integral part of its architecture, affecting both the value of the investment and the daily operating costs.

Modern multi-family construction faces the challenge of combining aesthetics with energy efficiency. The eBlade solar railing system offers an innovative solution that not only meets safety and design requirements, but also significantly reduces electricity costs for residents.

Anna wipes her eyes, trying to focus on the laptop screen. It is only 9 in the morning and the temperature in her new dream house is already approaching 26 degrees. Through the huge glazing of the southern facade, which until a few months ago seemed an ideal idea, a merciless sun pours. Fabric blinds mounted from the inside do not help much - the space between the glass and the roller shutter turns into a miniature stove, giving off heat to the room.

When designing a modern residential complex, it is worth looking at common spaces not only as places of recreation, but also as potential sources of energy and additional income. In this article, I'll show you how to turn standard infrastructure elements into smart energy solutions.