Solar panels for homes in Armenia 0 ֏ electricity bills for the next 25 years

Yes. Panels produce energy in any daylight, less in winter. With net metering, the summer surplus covers the winter shortfall.

At night the house draws power from the grid, offset by the surplus you sent to the grid during the day.

Not for a grid-connected system. You can add batteries if you want power during outages too.

25–30 years. Manufacturers guarantee the panels keep more than 80% of their output after 25 years.

Just your passport and property certificate. We prepare the rest: the application, the design and the ENA contract.

A 5.2 kW system, which covers a bill of up to 34,000 ֏ a month, costs about 1,350,000 ֏ turnkey. The price depends on size, roof and equipment; see the price table and the calculator.

In Yerevan, 1 kW of panels produces about 1,481 kWh a year. If you use 400 kWh a month, you need a system of about 3.5 kW (6 panels).

Yes, Armenian banks offer loans for solar systems, including with no down payment. The state subsidy for solar loans ended in June 2025; from 25 October 2026 loans for solar batteries are subsidised.

An autonomous producer's system can't exceed 150 kW. Consumption is billed monthly and production is settled once a year; the yearly surplus is compensated at a reduced rate. We design every system to meet the rules.

For households the day rate is 46.48 ֏ (up to 200 kWh a month), 48.48 ֏ (201–400 kWh) and 53.48 ֏ (over 400); the night rate is 10 ֏ lower. Tariffs did not change for 2026.

Washing them once or twice a year restores the output lost to dust, especially in the Ararat valley and in the city.