Solar battery storage is a reliable, emerging, and exciting technology which has been gaining greater popularity year on year here in Britain.

Why? As energy prices go up year after year, more and more UK homeowners are looking for ways to significantly reduce their electricity and energy costs permanently.

It’s no wonder. It’s never been more expensive to heat and light our homes.

For some, the answer to saving money comes by changing suppliers. In 2017 according to Energy UK, a record five-and-a-half million UK households switched to different utilities providers, saving an average of £250 a year.

Free solar panels – surely they’re all free anyway because the money you make from them over 25 years is more than the money you’ll outlaid?

Yes that’s true. However, many people really do want to have a solar panel system installed on their properties but it’s the upfront cost that puts them off. You eventually make your money back and a little on top.

If that’s your situation, is there any solar panel funding available? What about for your business?

What can you do to get the solar panel system you want for your property? Is there a local solar scheme in your area?

Solar roof tiles provide homeowners with the chance to benefit from the savings that can be made with solar panels but who don’t want traditional solar panels on their roofs.

There are advantages and disadvantages to choosing solar tiles over solar panels. The average solar panel installation is a 3kW system costing £4,000-£6,000. Replace solar panels with solar tiles and you’re looking at a cost of £10,000-£12,000 instead. Is it worth the difference?

In this article, we’ll look at:

• how solar tiles work,
• what they cost,
• what sort of money you can save by using them, and

The cost of solar panels has been coming down for years – great news for homeowners who are looking for permanent reductions in their energy bills and for those keen to do their bit for the environment.

Solar panel systems for your home now start from as little as £1,500. Higher-end systems that produce the most electricity can be installed for £8,000. There have been big price drops in recent years.

In this article, we’ll be looking at what you need to spend to get solar panels into your home and the money you can save every year for up to 25 years by making this investment.