Clean energy knowledge for Iran, grounded in real solar practice
SolarTech publishes bilingual solar education and practical guidance for rooftop PV, storage, and monitoring, with a focus on clear methods rather than sales pressure.
Our Story
Built for a world powered by the sun
The solar industry is growing faster than ever, yet most homeowners still find the process confusing, opaque, and overwhelming. SolarTech was founded to change that.
We combine premium solar hardware with intelligent software that educates, qualifies, and empowers consumers, without the high-pressure sales tactics that have plagued this industry for years.
Our vision is simple: make going solar as intuitive as switching to LED bulbs. Data-driven, transparent, and built for the long term.
What we do today
Service focus and where we operate
SolarTech is based around the Iranian market. We publish practical solar knowledge in English and Persian, and we design guidance around rooftop PV decisions homeowners and businesses actually face.
Rooftop PV education
Guides on modules, inverters, installation, permits, and ownership so you can evaluate a proposal with clear criteria.
Storage and monitoring literacy
Explainers on batteries, self-consumption, and production monitoring that separate useful signals from marketing noise.
Iran context with global sources
We apply Iran-relevant site and interconnection context while citing global primary sources (NREL, IEA, IEC, and similar) for technical facts.
Credentials
Certifications and partnerships
We only list certifications and partnerships we can verify. This section is a placeholder until SolarTech has documents ready to publish.
No certifications or formal partnerships are listed yet.
Our Values
What drives us every day
Editorial standards
How we publish solar guidance
SolarTech insights are methodology-first: we explain how systems work, what to verify on your roof and bills, and where numbers come from.
When we model payback or production, we label it clearly as illustrative. Statistics link to primary sources (NREL, IEA, IEC, IRENA, SATBA, and similar) in the Sources section where applicable.
Our Mission
“To make clean energy the obvious choice for every home and business, through technology, transparency, and trust.”