24th-Jun-24, 04:56 AM
Over this side the pond depending where you live there are some attractive subsidies to fund the cost of converting to solar. Where that is not available such as where I live, it is possible to have a rental agreement with the power provider to install solar and battery bank to your house. You pay monthly to rent the equipment, but after 10 years it is yours to keep.
The added benefit here is that we then also have some level of power still available during disasters such as earthquakes which otherwise disrupt the power supply. And yes, an excess can still be sold back to the grid.
Just started this process for my house and waiting the survey on installation size. Going to try get the garage covered too, be nice to have it generating the power to keep it cooler.
The added benefit here is that we then also have some level of power still available during disasters such as earthquakes which otherwise disrupt the power supply. And yes, an excess can still be sold back to the grid.
Just started this process for my house and waiting the survey on installation size. Going to try get the garage covered too, be nice to have it generating the power to keep it cooler.
My DIY projects and failures at https://dazee-projects.blogspot.com/
Various projects and videos at https://www.youtube.com/@DaleChan-nel
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