Not every roof is suitable, but it can become so. We have listed some of the things that are important to determine if your roof is suitable:

• Connectivity: The roof must be able to connect to the (future) energy grid.
• Sufficient rooftop space: For a large-scale solar roof, the net roof area must be at least 3,000 square meters, which is essential for optimal efficiency.
• Number of obstacles on the roof: It is desirable to have as few obstacles as possible such as vent pipes or skylights. This minimizes shadows on the roof and allows more sunlight to be captured.
• Surrounding obstacles: Fewer surrounding obstacles such as other buildings or trees are also beneficial, as this results in less shade on the roof.
• Strength of the roof structure: The structure must be able to support the panels.
• Current roofing: The choice of solar panel system depends on the current roofing material.