With a hot summer ahead for Australia, chances are your household electricity usage will skyrocket. If you’ll be kicking back around the house this summer, your household will be using more electricity to power air conditioning, pool pumps and home electronics. To help stay on top of your usage, here are some simple tips to reduce the amount of power your household uses this summer.
The Australian solar industry has grown significantly over the past decade and is expected to continue expanding with new solar farms and residential solar projects going into development all the time. The growth has been largely driven by new large-scale solar farms which have increased industry electricity generation from less than 50 Megawatts in 2014 to over 2,400 Megawatts in 2018. There are plenty of new solar farms planned over the next few years meaning the industry is well positioned to continue growing throughout Australia.
Winter is here, which means poor weather, shorter days and less energy for your solar panel system to generate. In order to avoid the dreaded bill shock after winter we have some advice to let you keep the heater on and the dollars in your wallet.
Rather than the number of batteries you need to power your home, first you should evaluate how big your solar system is, how much power you use and when you use most of your energy.
After obtaining this information you will be able to make the right choice on the type and number of batteries you need. Read more
We have all enjoyed an extreme summer this year, but what does that mean for your solar PV system? Just like your car your solar needs a service too, especially after working so hard over summer. Read more
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