There are three primary benefits of energy storage: Access to lower priced electricity Retention of surplus self generated electricity Emergency power supply However, this can look many different ways. At a recent presentation*, we had an interesting view of the main applications of battery storage that may help explain some of the questions. In this
[repost] Small-scale, grid-connected energy storage solutions – or “community batteries” – can have a viable business case, supporting the ongoing growth of decentralised energy generation resources. This is one of the key findings of a feasibility study published by DNV GL, based on work by an industry-wide consortium that includes energy storage firm Alfen and
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Did you know you can go online and see the energy consumption for the whole of the UK in real-time?.
In response to customer requests, we have procured a new slimline enclosure in light grey that can hold all your batteries in style. This is only 45 cm deep, and comes in the light grey pictured, or the more traditional black if you prefer.
The process of capturing and reusing solar electricity in your home battery.
Interesting Radio 4 analysis of the importance of electricity in our lives and the ways in which its generation and distribution is becoming a defining issue of our times.
One great side-benefit of home battery storage is having an emergency power supply. We asked what was important to you when the lights go out in a power cut. Thanks for the enthusiastic response. We thought you would be interested in the results, so here they are: Do you ever get power cuts? Interestingly, 84% of
Our homes hold our most treasured people and possessions so it is paramount that we keep it safe.
We are often asked how big a home battery should be to get the best value for money.