Use more of your solar
Store daytime surplus instead of exporting every unused unit immediately.
Store surplus solar generation for later, or use suitable off-peak tariffs to shift when you import electricity from the grid.
Solar powers the home first, then charges the battery with the surplus.
A battery helps close that gap. Envirenew sizes storage around your consumption pattern, existing or planned solar array, available equipment space and the level of flexibility you want.
Store daytime surplus instead of exporting every unused unit immediately.
With the right tariff and settings, a battery may charge when grid electricity is cheaper for use later.
Understand when the home is generating, consuming, storing and importing electricity.
Create more control over when your property relies on the grid and how solar generation is used.
We make the recommendation understandable, show what has shaped it and keep the delivery route visible from assessment through handover.
Discuss your propertyCapacity based on demand, generation and the outcome you want—not simply the largest unit available.
Options considered for a new solar installation or an appropriate existing system.
Ventilation, clearances, cable routes and manufacturer requirements reviewed.
Operating modes, tariff settings and monitoring made understandable at handover.
Understand the property, current setup and your priorities.
Size and specify the right solution, with the reasoning made clear.
Coordinate equipment, agreed dates and a considered finish.
Explain operation and provide a route for ongoing help.
A good decision starts with the limits and practical details as well as the benefits.
Potentially. A standalone battery can charge from the grid, subject to the property, tariff and equipment design. We assess whether that arrangement supports your goals.
Useful capacity depends on how much energy you use, when you use it, solar generation and whether you want tariff shifting or backup capability. Bigger is not automatically better.
No. Backup operation requires compatible equipment and a deliberately designed backup circuit or whole-property arrangement. It must be specified rather than assumed.
Often, but compatibility and the best AC- or DC-coupled approach vary. We review the inverter, metering, available space and existing documentation first.
Bring the questions. We’ll bring a clear recommendation and an accountable next step.