FOR YOUR HOME

More from your solar.
A smarter use of storage.

Explore how your solar, battery and electricity tariff could work together. Start with what you already have, then compare the options.

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WHO IT’S FOR

Homeowners and households.

START WITH

Your electricity bill, equipment and priorities.

THE NEXT STEP

Understand which services are worth a detailed assessment.

YOUR STARTING POINT

Start with what
you already have.

Use more of your solar.

Compare using generation now, storing it for later and exporting eligible surplus.

Plan your battery.

Consider lower-cost charging, evening use, reserve settings and battery wear.

Understand the numbers.

Explore scenarios before discussing your actual tariff, usage, equipment and full costs.

EXPLORE BEFORE YOU COMMIT

What could your
setup look like?

Adjust solar generation and battery capacity. See the reference scenario and exactly what is included.

Open the calculator

Choose your next step.

THE PRACTICAL DETAILS

Make a plan around the way you live

Look at a typical day

Start with a recent bill and, if available, half-hourly usage. An evening-heavy household may see a different benefit from the same battery than a household that uses most of its solar in the daytime. Include electric heating, vehicle charging and any planned changes before sizing storage.

Explore your own energy pattern

Compare three practical options

Compare using more solar directly, storing surplus for the evening and charging the battery at a lower tariff. A household with an existing battery may benefit from better settings. A household considering new equipment needs to compare the additional benefit against the cost of installation and ongoing fees.

Compare solar and battery sizes

Check what your equipment and tariff allow

Record the inverter model, battery capacity and any export settings. If you value backup, confirm which circuits are supported and what happens when the grid is down. For export, ask the supplier which generation is eligible, how it is metered and which rate applies.

Tell us about your home

YOUR NEXT STEP

Start with your site.

Tell us what you have and what you want to improve. We’ll help you identify the right next step.

Discuss your site