Energia Solar Deixou de Valer a Pena?
UGREEN: Decifrando a Ciência das Construções
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Solar energy is still worthwhile What will the payback period be in 2026? It depends.
With the advancement of the B-wire system, the equation has changed. Solar panels remain a great solution when properly sized, but they are no longer the simple promise of "zero electricity bills" that was sold on the market for so long.
In this video, I explain what the B-wire system really changes, why it's not simply "taxing the sun," and why the most expensive mistake may be before the panel: in the house design.
Because a poorly oriented house, without solar protection, without insulation, and with high air conditioning consumption continues to waste a lot of energy. The panel only tries to compensate for this problem afterward. A good design, however, reduces demand from the start.
The thesis is simple: solar energy should not replace design. First, you reduce the house's consumption. Then you size the right system.
In the video, I show why the payback period for solar has changed, how self-consumption has become more important, why batteries are gaining ground, and what the correct technical order should be for those who want to build or renovate efficiently.
Before asking “how many solar panels do I need?”, perhaps the right question is: “why does my house need to consume so much energy?”
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PS.: Encontrei o canal pesquisando produtos da UGREEN (marca Chinesa de tecnologia) 😂Não sei se tem alguma ligação, acho que não. kkk
Outro ponto: o comentário sobre casas mal projetadas vale se a casa for nova, fazer do zero, mas em casas antigas o custo da reforma para fazer adequação para eficiência costuma ser MUITO mais cara que fazer a instalação do sistema fotovoltaico, além de não fazer sujeira e demorar 2 dias de instalação média.
Concordo que é MUITO melhor ter uma casa eficiente, mas se sua casa é antiga, com janelas de blindex e na orientação errada, sem varandas, teria que basicamente reformar a casa inteira pra reduzir a conta.
A geração solar vai reduzir com o tempo pela degradação dos equipamentos, então vale mais a pena fazer a instalação dele, reduzir sua conta, e então ir fazendo os ajustes para melhorar a eficiência da casa (ou fazer uma casa nova com a Ugreen) 😊
Suporta 2 ares-condicionados a noite toda, geladeira, freezer, computador a noite toda, 10 lâmpadas de led e 12 câmeras intelbras com dvr, panela eletrica de arroz, airfryer.
Gastei 40 mil, tenho 3 baterias que duração estimada de 10 anos mas pretendo comprar mais uma.
Energia Solar Deixou de Valer a Pena?
UGREEN: Decifrando a Ciência das Construções
73,572 views
Full article, with sources and figures: https://www.ugreen.com.br/fio-b-energ...
Want to carry out a sustainable project with UGREEN? Contact Us:
https://www.ugreen.com.br/formulario/...
Purchase "Casa Certa":
https://www.ugreen.com.br/casa-certa/...
Learn about UGREEN Services:
https://ugreen.com.br/?utm_source=you...
Follow us on Instagram:
Instagram: ugreen_br
Solar energy is still worthwhile What will the payback period be in 2026? It depends.
With the advancement of the B-wire system, the equation has changed. Solar panels remain a great solution when properly sized, but they are no longer the simple promise of "zero electricity bills" that was sold on the market for so long.
In this video, I explain what the B-wire system really changes, why it's not simply "taxing the sun," and why the most expensive mistake may be before the panel: in the house design.
Because a poorly oriented house, without solar protection, without insulation, and with high air conditioning consumption continues to waste a lot of energy. The panel only tries to compensate for this problem afterward. A good design, however, reduces demand from the start.
The thesis is simple: solar energy should not replace design. First, you reduce the house's consumption. Then you size the right system.
In the video, I show why the payback period for solar has changed, how self-consumption has become more important, why batteries are gaining ground, and what the correct technical order should be for those who want to build or renovate efficiently.
Before asking “how many solar panels do I need?”, perhaps the right question is: “why does my house need to consume so much energy?”