Solar PV panels are mounted on to the roof of a property. The panels produce energy from daylight – not heat. This is why solar energy works in the often cloudy UK climate. Daylight hits the photovoltaic cells in the panels and is converted into clean electricity. A device called an inverter converts the electricity from direct to alternating current. The energy generated is sent to the home’s fuse box and is used for appliances and lighting. If the system produces more energy than is required, it’s exported to the National Grid. So, there’s no wastage. If more electricity is needed than is produced, such as during the night, energy is imported from the National Grid.
Solar electricity is a clean, green renewable system that doesn’t release harmful carbon dioxide or other pollutants. It’s also cost-effective. It relies on the sun – a free resource. A typical home solar PV system can produce around 40% - 50% of the electricity a household uses in a year so it will greatly reduce your energy costs.

Furthermore, when your solar PV system exports excess energy to the National Grid, you’ll be paid 3p for every kWh (unit) that you export. And under the Government’s feed in (FIT) tariff, you’ll be paid for generating electricity whether you use it yourself or export it to the Grid.
Axios Energy uses the latest technology to accurately predict your energy and carbon savings. We’re industry-accredited and work with only the most up-to-date solar PV products. We’ll install your solar PV panels with minimal disruption to you and your current energy supply.