If you’ve been thinking about switching to solar and battery storage, you might be tempted to wait. Maybe you’re hoping for better technology, lower prices, or just waiting for the ‘right time.’ But the reality is, the best time to go solar is now. Here’s why:   1. Solar panel rebates are decreasing Every year,

Solar power is an excellent way to generate free electricity, get away from the grid and do your part for the planet. But, we know that the entire system can feel like a big investment – so it’s natural to want to ensure it’ll stand the test of time.  To help you get to grips

Solar panels are extremely low maintenance, but they do require cleaning every now and again. This isn’t just for the aesthetic, but also for their performance – dust and grime, if left unchecked, can reduce PV performance by as much as 50%!  Now, we should point out that the Australian government doesn’t recommend people go

Most people don’t immediately make the connection between their energy bills and their lifestyle. But how often do you pause to consider how much energy you’re using – and how those rising costs are impacting your day-to-day living? Common necessities like dishwashers, washing machines and aircon/heating account for around half the energy usage for the

As the world embraces sustainable living, many Australian homeowners are considering the benefits of installing solar panels and solar battery systems. But it’s one thing to go more sustainable, and another thing to pay for it – which begs the important question: Does solar increase home value?  We’ve found figures to help you understand how

The NSW government is leading the charge towards a more sustainable, affordable energy future with the release of its new Consumer Energy Strategy. This ambitious plan, backed by $290 million in funding, is set to revolutionise how households and small businesses across the state access and utilise renewable energy technologies.   With a focus on making

When installing solar panels for the first time, it’s common to wonder if you’ll be able to use your own electricity while drawing from the grid at the same time. Will the power companies be OK with you going partially ‘off-grid’? The short answer is yes, you can use electricity with solar – and that’s