Solar power is an excellent way to save money on your energy bills while also reducing your carbon footprint. One of the challenges of solar power, however, is that it is an intermittent energy source. This means that it is only available when the sun is shining. Fortunately, you can use batteries to store solar power and use it when it is needed, day or night. Here are some of the benefits of adding batteries to your existing solar system: Energy independence – By adding batteries to your solar system, you can store excess energy generated during the day and use it at night or during cl ..read more

Solar energy has become an increasingly popular source of renewable energy. As more people are turning to solar power to generate electricity, it is essential to have flexible export limits for solar systems. In this blog, we will discuss what flexible export limits are and why they are important for solar systems. What are flexible export limits? Flexible export limits refer to the ability of solar systems to adjust the amount of electricity they export to the grid. In most cases, solar systems generate more electricity than is needed by the home or business where they are installed. This ..read more

In October 2022, the Australian Energy Market Commission (AEMC) published an article on their website called:  Turning point for incentives to invest in residential batteries. https://www.aemc.gov.au/turning-point-incentives-invest-residential-batteries In the piece they state that with the following trends in the energy markets are creating greater incentives for consumers to store and use their own energy using residential batteries: Falling price of feed-in-tariffs. Implementation of export charges during peak solar production times of the day. Increase cost of power during peak pe ..read more

Commercial battery storage solutions are becoming increasingly important for businesses and organizations as the demand for reliable, sustainable energy grows. Battery storage systems provide several benefits, including increased energy independence, reduced dependence on the grid, and improved energy efficiency. In this blog, we will discuss the value stack of commercial battery storage solutions, what it is and why it’s important. The value stack of commercial battery storage solutions refers to the multiple layers of value that can be derived from a battery storage system. This value sta ..read more

1. Solar batteries don’t have to come with eye watering price tags People have been deterred from getting solar batteries for their solar systems for the last few years due to the large outlay cost associated with them despite their interest to install them. Tesla are probably the most recognisable brand of solar batteries in Australia, but when people enquire into the pricing to add some to their solar systems, they are taken back by the price tag (from around $14K – $17K) and decide not to pursue a solar battery solution. There are numerous more viable options on the market that provide muc ..read more

Solar Energy Warehouse is proud to announce that we are entering into a strategic partnership with Mr. Manoa S Tangi (Steve) from Solar Energy Tonga to provide affordable power solutions to the Tongan community via the Solar Power Systems initiative. Tonga has a population of approx. 106,000 and the Tongan Government has a plan to have all residential electricity users off-grid by 2030. Solar Energy Tonga was established to ensure the local population are not adversely affected by the government’s plans regarding reticulated electricity. Also, Steve’s role is to build, install and ..read more

Vs The closest directly comparable energy storage system product to Dyness is Pylontech in terms of modular and expandable system design, and overall flexibility of the system. Pylontech has a growing reputation in Australia as being a very good quality, reliable, and value for money brand, with ever increasing sales volumes. Dyness is a not a very widely known brand around Australia, even though it has been around for about 3 years in the Australian market, and has all the relevant Australian certifications such as CEC approval, and is on the approved equipment lists all the governm ..read more

On the 17th November 2020, Victoria’s Minister for Solar Homes, Lily D’Ambrosio, announced that the Victorian Government will invest $797 million to support Victorians with their power bills and increase the energy efficiency of their homes, including 17,500 solar battery rebates state wide over the next 3 years. “The Victorian Budget 2020/21 will deliver the biggest household energy efficiency package in any state’s history, creating thousands of jobs, while also reducing greenhouse gas emissions.” This will include $335 million to upgrade 250 households with old and inefficient heating app ..read more

Energy Australia says that the best way for the federal government to invest in the future of the power market and help economic recovery from COVID-10 is by subsidising battery installations. Head of consumer markets Mark Collette has made calls for a greater focus on accelerating the national transition to renewables to keep up with the recent rooftop solar panels boom by installing household and commercial batteries, to store excess energy created during the day. Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s continued heavy focus on gas as the solution to fill the gap during overcast and windless perio ..read more