Solar energy is very reliable when installed and maintained correctly. Modern solar panels are designed to last for 25 years or more, and they require little maintenance over their lifespan. They continue to generate power even on cloudy days, and performance remains strong across the seasons.
Do solar panels work in bad weather?
Yes, solar panels still generate electricity in cloudy or rainy conditions, though at a reduced output. The UK’s solar systems are designed to perform year-round, making use of daylight rather than direct sunlight alone. Even in winter, panels contribute to reducing your reliance on the grid.
How long do solar panels last?
Solar panels typically last 25–30 years, with many systems continuing to perform well beyond this. The technology has proven itself reliable over decades, and panels lose only a small percentage of efficiency over time. This makes solar a long-term, dependable energy solution.
How does our solution ensure reliability?
New World Energy installs high-quality solar panels and components backed by strong warranties. Our systems are built to perform over the long term, and we provide full support and maintenance advice to keep them running smoothly. This ensures you get the most reliable performance possible.
Need Help Replacing Old Solar Panels?
While New World Energy doesn’t recycle solar panels directly, we can support you in upgrading your system and advise on how to responsibly dispose of old or inefficient equipment through the correct channels.
If your panels are over 20 years old or no longer performing well, we can help assess your system, recommend a modern replacement, and coordinate safe removal. Our installations are designed for efficiency, future compatibility, and long-term performance.
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New World Energy
Expert solar and battery storage installations across the UK.
Email: info@new-worldenergy.co.uk
Phone: 01865 600016
Website: www.new-worldenergy.co.uk
Looking to replace or upgrade your system? Get in touch today and we’ll help you take the next step.
