Why Switch to Solar Energy?

Save Money While Saving the Planet

Investing in solar energy is more than a commitment to sustainability—it’s a smart financial decision. By installing a solar panel system, you can significantly reduce your energy bills, minimize your carbon footprint, and even turn your property into an energy generator.

Key Benefits of Solar Energy

1. Offset Your Energy Bill

• Solar panels harness the power of the sun to generate clean electricity, which reduces your reliance on costly energy from the grid.

• Achieve up to 100% energy offset with efficient systems tailored to your property.

• Protect yourself from rising electricity rates and save thousands over the system’s lifetime.

2. Reduce Your Carbon Footprint

• Solar energy is a clean, renewable resource that doesn’t produce harmful emissions.

• Every kilowatt-hour (kWh) of solar energy offsets greenhouse gas emissions equivalent to planting trees or taking cars off the road.

3. Earn Revenue by Selling Excess Energy

• Any surplus electricity your system generates can be sold back to the grid, creating an additional revenue stream.

• Through net metering, excess power credits can further offset nighttime grid usage, maximizing your financial returns.

4. Long-Term Investment in Sustainability

• Solar systems are built to last 25+ years with minimal maintenance, ensuring long-term savings.

• Take control of your energy future and contribute to Singapore’s renewable energy goals.

Why Solar?

• Zero Upfront Costs: With leasing options, you can install a solar system without any initial capital.

• Guaranteed Performance: 1Solar ensures your system operates at peak efficiency, providing reliable energy production.

• Eco-Friendly Impact: Each solar system reduces dependency on fossil fuels and supports a cleaner, greener planet.

By choosing solar energy, you’re not just lowering your energy expenses—you’re making an investment in a sustainable future for yourself and generations to come.

Solar energy helps offset your carbon footprint by replacing electricity sourced from fossil fuels with clean, renewable energy. Every kilowatt-hour (kWh) generated by a solar system reduces greenhouse gas emissions, including carbon dioxide (CO₂), which are produced by burning coal, oil, or natural gas. For instance:

1. Reduction in Emissions: A typical solar panel system can offset several tons of CO₂ annually, equivalent to planting dozens of trees or removing vehicles from the road.

2. Minimizing Grid Dependency: By relying on solar power, you consume less energy from the grid, which is often powered by non-renewable sources.

3. Supporting Renewable Energy: Any surplus electricity fed back to the grid contributes to cleaner energy availability, further reducing overall carbon emissions.

This transition to solar creates a direct, measurable impact on reducing environmental harm caused by conventional energy production.