Solar Installations
Design, installation and commissioning of industrial and residential photovoltaic systems. We cover the full cycle: preliminary study, sizing, assembly, legalisation and connection, with the installation ready to be monitored and integrated into operations.
Solar installations: service summary
Captia designs, installs and commissions photovoltaic systems for both industrial and residential clients, covering the full project cycle: preliminary study of consumption and available surface, system sizing, assembly, legalisation and grid connection. Each installation is delivered ready to be monitored, so generation and consumption are recorded from day one.
The service splits into two lines with their own pages: industrial solar for companies and plants, focused on self-consumption, surplus management and traceability with production data, and residential solar for homes and residential communities, with monitoring of consumption and generation.
Projects can be set up as self-consumption with surplus (feeding unused energy into the grid, with compensation where applicable) or without surplus (an anti-injection system keeps all generation for own use). The right choice comes out of the preliminary study. Administrative processing, including technical reports and electrical certificates, is part of the service.
What sets the approach apart is integration: the installation is prepared to connect with operational data, so energy becomes part of how the business is run rather than an isolated layer. That is the foundation of Captia Energy.
How it connects to the system
The energy layer connects to plant data via Connect and to interpretation and automation via AI.
Key concepts
Other solutions
- Industrial Solar
Photovoltaic installations for companies and industrial plants with self-consumption, surplus management and integrated monitoring. The installation connects with operational data to give traceability between generation, consumption and production.
- Residential Solar
Solar installations for single-family homes and residential communities with intelligent energy management. We handle the study, the installation and the paperwork, with monitoring of consumption and generation to understand and adjust how energy is used.
- Energy Efficiency
Analysis and optimisation of energy consumption integrated with operational data. We study how, when and where energy is used, cross that consumption with real activity and propose concrete measures to reduce costs and improve the performance of the operation.
Frequently asked questions
- What does a solar installation project with Captia include?
- We cover the full cycle: a preliminary study of consumption and of the available roof or land, system sizing, assembly, legalisation and grid connection. The installation is delivered ready to be monitored, so generation and consumption can be tracked from day one and later integrated with operational data.
- Do you work only with companies or also with homes?
- Both. Our main activity is photovoltaic installations for companies and industrial plants, where energy connects with production data. We also carry out residential installations for single-family homes and residential communities, with monitoring of consumption and generation to adjust how energy is used.
- What is the difference between self-consumption with and without surplus?
- With surplus self-consumption, the energy the installation generates and does not consume is fed into the grid, and under the compensation scheme it can be discounted from the bill. Without surplus, an anti-injection system prevents that feed-in and all generation goes to own consumption. The choice depends on the consumption profile and the size of the installation.
- Who handles the legalisation of the installation?
- We do. Processing is part of the service: we prepare the technical documentation each file requires, issue the corresponding electrical certificates and manage their submission to the bodies involved in legalisation and connection. The client does not have to deal with the administrative steps.