Renewables
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Solar Panels With Battery Storage
How does Battery Storage work with Solar?
Solar panels are an effective way to save money by generating electricity to power your home from the suns UV rays. When it is dark however, you still need energy for your home, and so typically at times you will still purchase electricity from the national grid which is what your electricity supplier will charge you for. This is where the power of battery storage systems come into play, and you can avoid this problem. Battery Storage will convert any unused energy from daylight into power and store it, ready for use whenever you need it. This means your solar panels can essentially charge the battery when you do not need the energy that they are generating at the time and save it for later use. This technology allows homes to be become completely energy independent at times. Furthermore, you can also charge your battery up while you are sleeping from the national grid at a fraction of the cost, using an energy supplier that offers Smart Tariffs such as “Octopus Energy – Go Tariff”
Battery Storage
How does Battery Storage work without Solar?
You can now install a Battery to your property even if you do not have Solar. How is this possible? Well, if you are unable to have Solar because you live in a Flat, Listed Building or conservation area or even if your roof is not suitable, you can now install a battery on its own. Simply by switching your energy supplier to a supplier that offers a Smart Tariff such as “Octopus Energy” you can set the battery up to charge up over night during the off-peak time at a fraction of the price and then use to run your home, adding significant savings to your bill.
EV Charging
Save Money with the Smart Controlled Electric Vehicle Charging Solution
Smart EV Charging App – You’re in control
Take full control of your charging – start, stop and schedule charging sessions all from the touch of a button.
Air Source Heat Pumps
Traditionally, a home heating system will create heat by either burning fuels or converting electricity. Heat pumps however are different, as they can transfer existing heat energy from the ambient air, into your home to heat radiators and hot water – even in temperatures as low as -20 degrees Celsius. This impressive technology is what makes heat pumps so efficient to run, as they can deliver more heat energy than the electrical energy they use. The easiest way to understand how an air source heat pump works is to imagine it working like a fridge, only in reverse! With low maintenance requirements, heat pumps have a lifespan of over 25 years and the internal defrost cycle in the system ensures operation all year round.
