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SAVUT GES

Solar Energy Systems

Make the sun
a partner
in your business.

From off-grid and on-grid solar systems to utility-scale power plants. One point of responsibility, from feasibility to commissioning.

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Rows of solar panels at a ground-mounted solar power plant
Solar power plant / Field installationIstanbul · Project support across Türkiye

02 / Applications

It starts with one panel.
It powers a whole business.

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03 / How we work

We calculate together,
we build together.

From application paperwork to site installation, the whole process stays in one pair of hands.

  1. 01

    We define the need

    Together we establish your consumption profile, site conditions and regional irradiance values.

  2. 02

    We design the system

    We deliver the capacity calculation, equipment selection and payback period report.

  3. 03

    We handle the paperwork

    The distribution company application and project approval are our responsibility.

  4. 04

    We build and commission

    After installation, electrical connection and testing, we hand the system over.

04 / Knowledge

Behind the investment
lies the arithmetic.

Payback periods, panel lifespan, net metering and roof capacity. The questions we hear most, answered plainly.

All questions

What is the difference between an on-grid and an off-grid solar system?

On-grid systems are connected to the utility grid and use no batteries; surplus energy is sold back to the grid. Off-grid systems operate independently, storing generated energy in batteries so it can be used at night. On-grid is preferred where mains electricity exists, off-grid where it does not.

How many years does a solar energy investment take to pay for itself?

Payback on an on-grid system is typically between four and seven years. The figure varies with system size, consumption profile, regional irradiance values and the current electricity tariff. Savut GES provides a payback calculation specific to your project as part of the pre-installation feasibility study.

How long do solar panels last?

Solar panels typically have a service life of 25 to 30 years, and manufacturers generally provide a 25-year performance warranty. Inverters last between 10 and 15 years and may need replacing once over the lifetime of the system.

How large a system can I install on my roof?

The installable capacity depends on the usable, unshaded roof area. In practice around 5 to 6 m² is needed per kW of installed capacity, so roughly 15 to 20 kW can be fitted on 100 m² of suitable roof. The exact figure is determined after assessing roof orientation, pitch and structural condition.

05 / References

Feedback from the field

I spent years wrestling with a generator to irrigate my fields — costly and exhausting. Since working with Savut GES my electricity costs have gone to zero and I irrigate far more efficiently.
Agricultural irrigation client
We had an off-grid system installed at our house outside the city. Power cuts are no longer a concern. Every detail, from the panels to the batteries, was planned professionally.
Off-grid system client
I had a solar system fitted to my caravan. My refrigerator and lights now run without a problem on the road. The material quality and installation care genuinely stand out.
Caravan solar client

Let's discuss your project

Let's bring the sun
to your next project.

Share your consumption profile and we will prepare a capacity calculation and payback report free of charge.

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