OverEasy Solar is revolutionising the way solar power integrates into urban environments with their sleek, vertical solar panel systems designed for flat rooftops. Based in Norway, OverEasy Solar combines cutting-edge engineering with Scandinavian design principles to create efficient, aesthetic, and easy-to-install solar solutions. Their innovative approach helps reduce emissions while maximising energy production in cities where space is at a premium, making them a valuable partner in the push for a greener future. OverEasy
PV Plus are proud partners of OverEasy Solar, bringing their innovative vertical solar panel systems to our commercial projects. Designed specifically for flat and green rooftops, OverEasy’s vertical PV technology offers efficient energy generation with minimal roof penetration, while maintaining full roof accessibility. Their smart design also minimises snow accumulation and dirt buildup, ensuring consistent performance year-round. By combining OverEasy Solar’s cutting-edge systems with PV Plus’s expert installation and project management, we deliver a streamlined, space-efficient solar solution tailored for urban environments. This partnership empowers our clients to maximise renewable energy potential without compromising on design, durability, or functionality.
OverEasy Solar’s vertical PV systems offer a smart solution for rooftops when a traditional Bauder or Optigreen system may not be suitable – such as roofs with weight restrictions or existing green roof installations where traditional solar arrays may not be suitable. Their lightweight design avoids the need for heavy ballast or invasive mounting, making them ideal for retrofit projects and biosolar roofs where preserving structural integrity is key. By enabling solar power integration without compromising the roof’s load capacity or existing vegetation, OverEasy Solar opens up new possibilities for buildings that were previously limited in their ability to go solar. This makes their technology especially valuable for sustainable construction and urban greening initiatives. Bauder
