Summary For many UK households, yes a home battery can be worth it, especially if you’re out in the day and use more electricity in the evening, or you’re on time-of-use tariffs. Typical installed costs for around 5 kWh sit near £4,600, with a broad range depending on capacity and brand. Bundling Read More…

Summary Yes solar PV still works in winter. Output drops because the days are shorter and the sun is lower, but panels generate whenever there’s daylight (not only direct sun). Winter is about setting realistic expectations and running your system Read More…

Summary This 2025 guide explains the latest UK solar incentives and who qualifies for them. Learn about eligibility criteria, available schemes, and how to maximise your savings when switching to solar Thinking of Going Solar? Don’t Miss What You’re Entitled Read More…

Summary Solar panels typically last 25–30 years, continuing to generate electricity efficiently with gradual performance loss over time. This article explains their lifespan and shares practical tips to help you extend their life and maximise long-term savings.  Here’s the Question Read More…

Summary Thinking about solar panels in 2025? While installation still involves an upfront cost, falling prices, improved efficiency and available incentives mean solar panels are more affordable than ever. For many households, the investment can pay for itself over time Read More…

Summary Let’s Clear Something Up First Solar power works by converting daylight into electricity using photovoltaic (PV) panels. Even on cloudy days, these panels generate energy by capturing diffused sunlight, making them well suited to the UK’s climate. With falling Read More…

Summary With rising electricity bills and an increasing focus on sustainability, many UK homeowners are asking: are solar panels worth it uk? In this guide, we’ll explore the financial, environmental, and long-term benefits of solar panels to determine if they’re Read More…

Summary This article explores whether solar power is a worthwhile investment in the UK by comparing installation costs with long-term savings and incentives. It provides a clear cost-versus-benefit breakdown to help homeowners decide if solar energy suits their needs. Introduction to Solar Read More…