Electric vehicles (EVs) are no longer just the future — they’re becoming the present. But if you're driving an EV and still charging it with electricity from the grid, are you really going green?
As energy bills rise and solar installations become more popular, more homeowners are asking: “Should I add a battery to my solar system?” and just as importantly — “What size battery storage do I actually need?”
Power cuts are an increasing concern in many parts of the UK, especially as demand for electricity grows and extreme weather events put strain on the grid. With the transition to renewable energy, solar power has the potential to play a significant role in reducing power outages and ensuring a more resilient energy system.
As energy prices rise and homeowners seek sustainable solutions, many people are asking: Can you run a heat pump on solar power? The short answer is yes! But how does it work, and is it worth the investment?
Switching to solar energy is one of the best decisions you can make for your home and your finances. However, as technology advances and energy demands grow, many homeowners find themselves wanting to expand their existing solar PV systems.
With rising energy costs, growing concerns over climate change, and government incentives available, there has never been a better time to switch to renewable energy.
With energy prices constantly rising and a growing push toward sustainability, many homeowners in the UK are wondering whether solar panels are a smart investment.
The Tesla Powerwall 3 is one of the most talked about options on the market, but how does it compare to other home batteries? Let’s break it down.
With the rise of renewable energy, more homeowners and businesses are investing in solar panels to generate their own electricity. But did you know that without battery storage, much of that energy could go to waste?