Solar power plant packages

Choose the size of your solar plant. Every size comes in three options: Stiskavac, Taman and Domaćin.

Sizes for homes and for businesses.

Segment

Homes

Payback for homes: 5–6 years.

3.7 kWp

6 × 620 W panels

from €3,290 excl. VAT

5 kWp

8 × 620 W panels

from €4,000 excl. VAT

7.4 kWp

12 × 620 W panels

from €4,900 excl. VAT

9.9 kWp

16 × 620 W panels

from €6,500 excl. VAT

Businesses

Payback for businesses: 3–4 years.

25 kWp

40 × 620 W panels

from €13,000 excl. VAT

50 kWp

76 × 620 W panels

from €21,000 excl. VAT

100 kWp

160 × 620 W panels

from €48,000 excl. VAT

200 kWp

322 × 620 W panels

from €96,000 excl. VAT

Three options

Stiskavac, Taman or Domaćin?

  • Stiskavac option

    Stiskavac

    Lowest price

    Everything the plant needs to run reliably, with no extras. For roofs without shade.

  • Taman option

    Taman

    Most popular

    A Solis inverter from a reliable manufacturer and production monitoring in an app. The price-to-quality ratio that suits most roofs.

  • Domaćin option

    Domaćin

    Most energy

    A SolarEdge inverter with an optimizer on every panel: shade or a weaker panel does not pull down the whole string, plus panel-level monitoring and SafeDC safety.

Frequently asked questions

Answers to the questions our clients ask most often before installation.

How much does a solar power plant cost?

The price depends on capacity and equipment. Packages for homes start from €3,290 and for businesses from €13,000, including equipment, installation and VAT. You get the exact price for your building in a free quote.

How many years does it take to pay off?

For households a solar power plant usually pays for itself in 5–6 years, and for businesses in 3–4 years. The panels come with a 25-year warranty, so after that the plant keeps producing “free” electricity for years.

What does it mean to be a prosumer?

A prosumer uses the electricity they produce and sends the surplus to the grid, using it later when the plant produces less. We prepare all the paperwork and guide you through the whole process until the contract is signed.

Does it work in winter and when it’s cloudy?

Yes. Panels produce electricity in cloudy weather too, just less than in sunshine. The surplus you deliver to the grid in summer carries over to the winter months, until the end of the settlement period on 31 March.

Do I need a battery?

No. As a prosumer you use the grid as a “virtual battery”: you deliver the surplus during the day and draw it at night and in winter. A battery is expensive and does not pay off for most homes and businesses.

What size of solar power plant do I need?

We size the plant based on your annual consumption and the size and orientation of your roof. Send us your electricity bills and we will propose a plant that covers your consumption.

How long does installation take?

Installing a solar power plant on a house usually takes one to two days. The whole process, including paperwork and grid connection, depends on the distribution system operator’s deadlines.

What warranty do I get?

Panels come with a 25-year manufacturer warranty, and SolarEdge and Solis inverters with the manufacturer’s factory warranty. We work turnkey, so you deal with us for everything related to your plant.

How much could you save?

Send us your electricity bill and get a solar plant proposal and savings estimate, with no obligation.

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