With energy prices rocketing again, now may be a good time to consider investing in solar panels to generate your own electricity. The energy price cap rose by 6.4 per cent in April, taking the average household bill to £1,849 per year for a typical home using electricity and natural gas. The average cost
"It gives such peace of mind." A delighted homeowner shared that they had experienced six grid power outages in one month, but thanks to a backup battery system they had installed, the power in their home had stayed on. Posting on the subreddit r/Powerwall, a page dedicated to discussing Tesla Energy's Powerwall system, the
"If you were on the fence, and live in Florida, I recommend it." Not even a deadly hurricane could take away this homeowner's power, thanks to the Tesla Powerwall. A Reddit user on r/TeslaSolar residing in Tampa Bay, Florida, recently shared their immense satisfaction with the performance of the Tesla Powerwall 2 home battery during Hurricane Milton. Photo Credit: Reddit Photo Credit:
Rising energy bills are never far from making headlines. But the suggested solutions are frustratingly short-term for billpayers. A government energy bill discount might (just) keep your home running cheaply for a winter. But where’s the long-term protection from constant price hikes and peak charges? Where’s the control to keep your home running cheaply for
Last year was the hottest on record, according to the EU’s Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S). Not surprisingly, the summer of 2023 was also the hottest, according to global records dating back to 1880. Forecasts suggest this summer is likely to be just as hot or hotter, which means the urgency for energy storage and demand
As household energy bills continue to rise and grants for renewable technology become available, more homeowners worldwide are opting to power their homes with solar energy. However, you may be wondering if investing in home energy storage solutions is worthwhile and what factors to consider when choosing one. Hello Lower Bills, Goodbye Blackouts and
Going back to upgrade a customer system with a bigger inverter and more batteries.
A guest post on integrating a home battery with Home Assistant.
How Big a Battery? A question we often hear at Tanjent is ‘How Big a Home Battery Do I Need?' Or else 'What home battery storage size is right for my family?' Which IS a great question, just one that is not as straightforward as it would seem, to answer. Most of us have
The issues and options for connecting a charger to solar.