Perfect investment properties

Today’s investment opportunities are not very profitable or involve high risks. Solar installations, on the other hand, are proving to be ideal investment properties.

Current opportunities for returns

With traditional investment instruments, today’s capital market offers hardly any interesting opportunities for returns. Interest rates have been at rock bottom for years, and negative interest rates even threaten to erode assets. It also applies to investors who have so far been less concerned about returns: the savings account has definitely had its day as an investment instrument. Other instruments offer reasonable returns, but are subject to high risks due to their volatile nature.

Full control with direct investments

The solution to the problem is relatively simple. With a direct investment, you are the project owner and define the return, risk and duration yourself. Solar energy systems offer an ideal field for direct investments. Find out everything you need to know about the cost-effectiveness of solar energy systems. The following facts make solar energy systems the perfect investment:

  • The demand for energy is constantly increasing. In the context of the current climate debate, the demand for clean and sustainably produced energy is particularly on the rise. Find out everything you need to know about the sustainability of solar installations here.
  • Solar energy systems use an inexhaustible source of energy.
  • The yields can be accurately predicted over the course of the year.
  • Solar installations utilise underutilised resources (roof surfaces). Get to know the most important solar systems.
  • Solar modules have an extremely long lifespan: up to 50 years for glass-glass modules.
  • Solar energy systems require very little maintenance and hardly any operating costs.
  • All risks (storm damage, loss of earnings, etc.) can be insured against at a reasonable cost.
Optimised returns: solar installations on carports and industrial buildings (picture: Megasol Energy Ltd.)

Use automated evaluation

The only reason why this solution is not used more widely by investors today is that the initial outlay – in particular the estimation of returns and risks – has been high up to now. This situation has changed completely with the new SolarApp.ch project platform: it allows projects to be evaluated faster and with greater certainty than ever before. Find out how to get started right away. Not only has the speed of project evaluation increased dramatically, but costs have also been dramatically reduced: the evaluation, known as the SolarReport, is completely free of charge.

A good investment: solar panels on a detached house (picture: Megasol Energy Ltd.)

Evaluate the return potential now

Check the return potential of your roof surfaces in no time. You will be surprised how much can be gained. Returns of over 10% are quite realistic, with top yields around 15%. Even small roof surfaces with a supposedly unfavourable orientation can hold great potential. This is because a mix of different factors is crucial to the profitability of a solar installation – and also because the technology has made enormous progress. These factors can hardly be assessed ‘manually’. That’s why SolarApp, with its intelligent algorithms, is the ideal tool to correctly capture the factors and break them down into one number: your return. Get your free SolarReport now by starting the solar calculator.

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