A Bermuda home with Maxeon panels on a white roof, seen from the air

The investment

Electricity in Bermuda is a cost that only goes one way.

Bermuda pays some of the highest electricity costs in the world, and the usage charge has risen about 4.2% a year for the past 10 years. Our first proposals, in 2008, projected where the rate would be in 2026. It got there.

Taking control

A system is a price you pay once. Grid power is a price you keep paying.

Solar fixes the cost of your power on the day you buy it. Every year the grid rate rises, the gap between what you would have paid and what you do pay gets wider. That is the protection, and it is why the return improves with time rather than fading.

Return and payback

17%a year

Paid back in the 5th year. Warranted for 40.

A typical AES proposal returns about 17% a year on its price, pays for itself in the 5th year, and over the panels' 40-year warranty returns several times what it cost. Your proposal shows the figures for your roof and your bills.

See it on a chart

Where the cost was, is, and is heading

The gap widens every year the system runs.

The red line is what grid power costs over time at the 4.2% a year it has averaged for the past decade. The navy line is a solar system: paid for once, producing for 40 years. The gold line is what the system returns, year after year, against its price. It crosses the price in the 5th year and keeps climbing because the grid rate does.

4.2%a year, the average rise in the usage charge over the past 10 years

5th yearwhen a typical AES system has paid for itself

40 yearsof warranted Maxeon production, the only such warranty in Bermuda

Grid power, at 4.2% a yearThe system, paid onceWhat the system returns

Indexed to the price of the system. A typical AES proposal assumes the current rate rising 4.2% a year and shows a first-year return of about 17%. Your own proposal is built from a year of your bills.

Flexible payment plans available

Two ways to pay for the system.

Design, permitting, supply, installation and all electrical work are included in the price. Either way, nothing beyond the deposit is due until the system is switched on.

Option 1

Cash

A 30% deposit on signature.
The balance is due when the system is commissioned and running normally.
Nothing owed after switch-on.

Option 2

Monthly payment plan

A 30% deposit on signature.
The balance over up to 5 years at a fixed 7% rate, on a monthly schedule.
Payments begin only when the system is commissioned, so the system is producing before the first instalment.
Pay off the full balance at any time.

A Bermuda home with Maxeon panels placed across its white roof, seen from directly above

Bespoke engineering

Designed around your roof and your consumption.

We read a year of your bills, measure the roof and design the system that covers your usage, by a Chartered Engineer. Panel count, layout and battery customised to your house and the way you use power.

20,000 panels of experience on slate, SKB, concrete, TPO and metal roofs.

What goes on your roof

One integrated system.

Maxeon panels, Enphase microinverters, the Enphase battery and one app. Each part is made to work with the others, and warranted longer than anything else on the island.

Maxeon 3, 430 W

22.6% efficiency, the highest available. Maxeon has chosen AES as its only trained and certified installer in Bermuda for 18 years.

Enphase IQ8 microinverters

One per panel, so every panel works on its own and you see every one. No single inverter to fail and take the roof down with it.

Enphase IQ Battery 10C

Automatic backup, a salt-rated housing, generator support, and capacity you can add to any time. For every new system, and for the one you have.

The warranties

40 years

Maxeon panel warranty: materials, labour and a guaranteed level of production

25 years

Enphase IQ8 microinverter warranty

15 years

Enphase IQ Battery warranty

10 years

AES installation warranty

Your energy at your fingertips
Day. The roof runs the house and fills the battery.This is Live Status in the Enphase App: what the panels are producing, what the house is using and where the rest is going, right now. In the day the surplus charges the battery, and anything beyond that exports.
Afternoon
Production falls. The battery starts to take over.As the sun drops the panels cover less of the load, and the battery fills the gap without anything being switched.
Night
The battery powers the house.Lights, air conditioning and the kitchen run on the power the roof made at noon. Nothing is bought from the grid.
Grid down
The grid drops. The house stays on.The chip flips to Off Grid; the battery and the panels carry the house. No switch to throw, no generator to start.
The battery

Live Status

◷ Closing in 14:57 minutes

On Grid

All Gateways≡

Charge

42%

Profile

Self - Consumption

Panel by panel

Every panel, working on its own.

Each Maxeon panel has its own Enphase microinverter, so you see every panel's production in the app, shade on one never slows the rest, and a fault is a message on your phone rather than a roof that stops. This is the Array view of an AES system in Paget, as Enphase shows it, over the drone image of the roof.

Enphase Enlighten array view of an AES solar installation in Paget, Bermuda: blue panel tiles with production over the drone image of the roof

Enlighten Array view · an AES system in Paget · 27 August 2026 · 30 microinverters, 12 IQ Batteries

Attachment and racking

Fixed at every rafter. Rated for 155 mph.

AES attaches to each rafter at multiple points with Unirac components adjusted for Bermuda roofs. Every system we have built has stood through every hurricane since 2008, and our penetrations are warranted against cracks and leaks for 10 years.

155 mph

Wind rating of the attachment, every hurricane since 2008 survived.

5 roof types

Slate, SKB, concrete, TPO and metal: 20,000 panels of experience.

10 years

AES installation warranty, including our penetrations and standoffs.

Homes

Solar that sits with the architecture.

White roofs, black panels, placed with care.

A private residence in Bermuda with Maxeon solar panels on a white roof, seen from the air — **Private residence**Bermuda

What happens next

From signature to switch-on.

We handle the design, the planning application, the inspections, the Certificate of Use and Occupancy and the utility paperwork. You sign, and open the app.

Site visit and proposalWe look at the roof, read a year of bills and design the system. The proposal shows your production, return and price.
SignatureCash, or the monthly payment plan.
Design and permittingDrawings and the planning application, included in the price. 4 to 6 weeks.
Equipment orderOrdered while planning runs, so we start the day the permit issues.
Installation1 to 2 weeks for a typical home, weather permitting.
CommissioningSwitched on, checked, and connected to the Enphase App. Full use from this day.
Inspections, OC and the utilityWe call the inspections, request the Certificate of Use and Occupancy and submit the meter change.

Get a quote

Start with a site visit.

Tell us where the house is. We will email you to set a day, look at the roof and your bills, and come back with a proposal designed for your home.

Or call or text (441) 505-0803.

Solar for your home, engineered for Bermuda.