Last updated: May 2026

About Evergreenfield

Evergreenfield is an independent editorial resource focused on residential renewable energy in the Czech Republic. The site covers solar photovoltaic installations, air and ground source heat pumps, and the subsidy frameworks available to Czech homeowners.

The content is written for homeowners, not engineers. Articles aim to give enough technical context to hold an informed conversation with a licensed installer, without overwhelming readers with specifications they cannot act on.

What This Site Covers

Three core topics form the editorial focus:

Solar panels — roof suitability, panel types, inverter options, grid connection under Czech ERO rules, and realistic output estimates for Central European latitudes.
Heat pumps — air source vs. ground source systems, COP figures in Czech winter conditions, compatibility with older radiator systems, and installation requirements.
Subsidies and financing — the New Green Savings programme (Nová zelená úsporám), municipal grants, and EU structural funds available to residential applicants in 2024–2026.

Editorial Approach

Articles draw on publicly available data from the Czech State Environmental Fund (SFZP), the Energy Regulatory Office (ERU), and peer-reviewed research on heat pump performance. Claims are referenced where possible, and pages carry a last-updated date so readers can assess currency.

No articles are sponsored. No products are recommended. The site does not accept advertising from installers or manufacturers.

Disclaimer

The information on this site is for general educational purposes only. It does not constitute professional engineering, financial, or legal advice. Always consult a certified installer and, where relevant, an independent financial adviser before committing to a renewable energy installation.

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