Battery storage that pays its way.
Batteries save people a lot more money with or without solar panels.
What a battery does for you
A great way to add £10,000 in savings to a system immediately, with or without solar power.
Cost savings
Storing cheaper electricity during off-peak hours and using it during peak hours to reduce energy costs.
Backup power
A battery can act as a backup power source during power outages, which is especially useful where outages are common. We recommend circuits like fridges, freezers, boilers and wifi.
Environmental benefits
Reduce reliance on fossil fuels and lower your carbon footprint, by using electricity from renewable sources such as solar or by charging the batteries during off-peak hours.
Increased efficiency
A battery stores energy to be used when it is most efficient, at peak hours when electricity is in the most demand. That helps reduce strain on the grid.
Batteries before panels?
Batteries can be used to great effect to reduce your energy bills. This is true both with, or without solar panel installation.
By drawing power from the grid at off-peak times, often at night, your energy bills can be significantly reduced each month. Coupled with efficient solar panels, you get the best of both worlds: storage of free electricity generated by solar, plus your excess energy requirements delivered at the lowest cost.
Charging overnight to utilise cheap electricity for the peak morning usage, and being able to store excess electricity for night time. We call this having your cake and eating it!
Backup power during power cuts.
Some battery options can also provide a reliable backup power source in the event of a power outage or blackout.
This is especially important for people who have mission critical work, or who live in areas that are prone to blackouts.
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