Solar energy is one of the safest and most profitable investments in recent years. Are you a prosumer and want to take the next step toward building a photovoltaic park? Or perhaps you simply want to generate steady and secure income by selling electricity to the grid? Now is the right time.
You bring the idea, and we help you with the design and installation of the photovoltaic panels.
Selecting the Land and Preliminary Analysis
To build a high-performance photovoltaic park, you need the right land. Here are the main things to consider:
- Sunlight – look for areas with high solar radiation and no shading.
- Topography – you need flat or gently sloping land with southern exposure.
- Area – you need approximately 1.5–2 hectares for every installed MW.
- Access – the photovoltaic park should be close to roads and electricity networks.
- Legal status – extravilan land is recommended for installing photovoltaic panels.
- Safety – make sure the area where you intend to build is not at risk of flooding or landslides.
Feasibility Study and Obtaining the Necessary Approvals and Permits
The feasibility study is an important step because it shows whether building a photovoltaic park in the selected area is worthwhile. As a result of such a study, you will learn:
- The level of solar radiation – the higher it is, the greater the efficiency;
- The estimated annual energy production;
- The projected costs and revenues;
- The investment payback period.
The bureaucratic side is the most difficult and can sometimes take several months. Installing photovoltaic panels on this scale involves numerous approvals, from the building permit and urban-planning documentation to environmental approval and other local permits (cadastral, road-related, etc.).
Design and Selection of the Right Equipment
Design is one of the most important stages. If the system is not designed correctly from the outset, its efficiency will be affected. Therefore, particular attention must be paid to:
- Photovoltaic panels – monocrystalline panels are more efficient, while polycrystalline panels are more affordable.
- Mounting systems – fixed systems or solar-tracking systems, which can increase energy production by up to 30%.
- Inverter – the component that converts direct current into alternating current.
- Monitoring systems and storage batteries (optional).
Our photovoltaic-panel installation company in Bucharest will present all these options, including their advantages and disadvantages. Together, we will make the best decisions according to your needs and budget.
Building the Photovoltaic Park and Commissioning
Implementation of the project involves several key stages:
- Site preparation – clearing and leveling the land;
- Mounting-structure installation – installing the supporting posts and frames that will hold the panels;
- Photovoltaic-panel installation – securing each panel to the structure and connecting them into groups;
- Installation of inverters and auxiliary equipment;
- Grid connection.
The average lifespan of a photovoltaic system is 25–30 years, provided it is properly maintained. Our team also provides periodic maintenance services to help maintain a high level of performance over the long term.
Relevant Statistics
- More than 2,766 MW of energy was produced in 2025 by operational photovoltaic parks, according to the latest published data;
- The energy produced can support the consumption of more than 2 million households in Romania;
- There are currently more than 1,400 active construction sites for the installation of photovoltaic systems.
Are you considering such a project? Our photovoltaic-panel installation company in Bucharest is at your disposal. We offer consulting, design and implementation.
Contact us now and let’s talk about the future of your photovoltaic park.