Solar panel shading caused by neighbor's trees

If the satellite dish is mounted higher, the wind load should always be kept in mind. In case of doubt, a thicker mast must then be used.

Or completely disconnect from the satellite dish and switch to IPTV.

clear, the idea of the extended mast is not new. But after 2 years you have the same problem again because the trees also keep growing. Also, the elevation adjustment of the dish is uncomfortable when you have to climb the mast. And mounting solar panels on an elevated platform (3m?) on the roof does not really create a good mood either

The same problem exists in our neighborhood as well. The two neighbors were able to come to an amicable agreement and the birches will be removed in a few weeks. Side effect for us: less leaves and dirt. Could your neighbor possibly trim the trees?

Find the irony: environmentally friendly photovoltaic electricity, for which the surrounding trees are of course to be felled.
It's practical too, such dirty things.

Happens when zoning plans require house trees even with increasingly smaller plots (which is okay because many do not want a large garden). Instead of the municipality immediately planning green corridors in new settlements where large trees are also allowed to grow - but no, that would result in losing money because less land is sold. The maintenance of green areas could be passed on to the sale price or included as an additional contract clause for a long-term charge.