Tanjent Guide to Home Battery Maintenance
How to keep your battery storage system in top condition.
Syncing feeling: bringing solar closer to home
As photovoltaic technology goes mainstream, driving a market evolution in how solar is installed and financed, how is one of its stalwarts and pioneers – Qcells – adapting to this consumer-focused future? In an industry as fast-paced as renewable
From hot sand to liquid air – 5 early stages energy storage solutions that could help underpin the electric economy
After centuries of dominance, fossil fuels are set to lose their spot at the top of the energy podium. According to Jeremy Oppenheim, Partner at systems change company Systemiq, “We are hitting peak oil. Over
Back Electric vehicles to displace over 5 million bpd of oil demand by 2030: IEA report
Electric vehicles (EVs) are set to displace over 5 million barrels of oil demand per day based on current policy settings, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA). The IEA, in its recent report titled ‘Global EV Outlook 2023’, claims
UK consumer solar costs have dropped 13% in last six months
Residential solar marketplace Otovo says solar installation prices fell by 13% in a six month period to March 2023 for British households. Otovo, a Norwegian company which launched in the UK in February, expects both the cost of panels and
Tanjent Guide to Solar PV System Maintenance
Checking and cleaning your panels.
MPs warn action must be taken to stop ‘dark cloud of delays’ hindering solar connections
Trade association Solar Energy UK has welcomed a letter sent by MPs from the Environmental Audit Committee (EAC) demanding that the Government should tackle long grid connection waiting lists for solar and battery projects. As part of the EAC’s
Introduce affordable loans for home solar and energy storage, MPs tell Government
The UK risks missing its solar deployment targets because most homes and small businesses still find it too expensive to fit rooftop systems, MPs have warned. The cross-party Environmental Audit Committee (EAC) has warned Energy Security and Net-Zero Secretary
Boom in prosumers could cause ‘death spiral’ in energy markets, but it doesn’t have to
An increase in strategic, self-generating renewable energy ‘prosumers’ in the energy market has the potential to lead to ‘death spirals’ for utilities, according to research from the Tokyo University of Science. Using mathematical modelling of markets, the research found that