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Discover insights and ideas on the most important aspects of getting and owning solar panels in the UK. Read further to brush up on everything you need to know before buying or installing a Solar Panel - from Cost benefits to longevity to Energy savings - all here. Otovo UK is an energy company that connects homeowners with local, high-quality solar installers.
Otovo UK Blog
7M ago
We work with multiple solar panel installers across the UK. Here’s what’s required to become a solar panel installer and our criteria for a collaboration ..read more
Otovo UK Blog
8M ago
In today's world, as our environmental awareness grows and we aim to use energy efficiently, the importance of controlling and optimising energy consumption in our homes becomes increasingly significant.
Rising electricity prices can be problematic, but we can avoid high bills quite simply. One of the best solutions involves adopting modern technologies that significantly improve building insulation and heating efficiency. This is where the HEMS System, a Home Energy Management System, comes in. What are Home Energy Management Systems, and how can they help us achieve maximum savings? L ..read more
Otovo UK Blog
9M ago
Harnessing solar power in Kent
Solar panels are an increasingly popular way to generate electricity, thanks to their environmental credentials. They offer the ability to cut the costs of household bills, and a chance to enjoy economical electricity for decades. And by buying and installing solar panels in Kent, you can help drive the change to renewable energy.
Solar panels are a clean, efficient way to harness the power of the sun and turn it into usable electricity. To get the most out of solar panels, you can take advantage of Kent’s geographic location and climate – with maximum kilowatt ..read more
Otovo UK Blog
9M ago
It’s easy to see why more people are looking into getting solar panels for their property. They have the ability to produce up to 4,271.1kWh of energy per year in the south east of England, for example (the average household uses less than this, at 3,100kWh of energy per year), with unused energy sold back to the grid. But it’s not as simple as calculating how many solar panels do you need and adding them to your roof when you’ve decided to make the switch. You’ll need to think about planning permission.
In most cases, you don’t need planning permission for solar panels, according to the offi ..read more
Otovo UK Blog
9M ago
By harnessing light from the sun, solar power allows us to collect and convert enough energy to power homes, offices, appliances, heating systems and even transportation – all with minimal impact on the world around us.
We tend to think of solar panels as the sole generator of this power. And while they do play a big part in absorbing and storing energy, they’re just one component in the overall process. Today, we’re going to look at an overlooked aspect of this form of energy – solar inverters.
Without this all-important component of solar power, we wouldn’t be able to utilise sunlight as ef ..read more
Otovo UK Blog
9M ago
With climate change continuing to affect people all around the world, governments, businesses and individuals are looking for ways they can help in the fight to protect our planet. Today, renewable energy is seen as one of the most important areas of development, as we look to phase out harmful fossil fuels.
There are opportunities within any residential property to lean on these renewable sources, and ultimately improve energy efficiency. And fortunately, in today’s eco-driven society, cleaner sources of energy are becoming more readily available. There are many different options that can be ..read more
Otovo UK Blog
9M ago
Harnessing solar power in Sheffield
Solar panels are an increasingly popular way for homeowners to enjoy economical environmentally-friendly electricity for decades. Not only does solar power give you the opportunity to cut the cost of electricity (and even sell what you don’t use back to the grid), you’ll be part of efforts to help advance the shift to renewable energy.
Solar power is a clean, renewable resource that can be used to generate electricity without damaging the environment. Solar panels capture the sun's energy and convert it into electricity, which is then used to power your ho ..read more
Otovo UK Blog
9M ago
Harnessing solar power in Norwich
Solar panel technology has come a long way in recent years. No longer just available to a select few, this eco-friendly energy source is now widely obtainable for homeowners looking to reduce both their carbon footprint and their bills.
Solar arrays work by harnessing the natural power of the sun using photovoltaic cells, which soak up the sun’s rays and convert them into usable electricity. Whilst you might think solar panels only work on bright summer days, you can actually gain energy year-round, meaning that you can reduce your reliance on fluctuating en ..read more
Otovo UK Blog
9M ago
Harnessing solar power in Norfolk
Solar panels offer a renewable energy source that doesn’t rely on burning harmful fossil fuels to generate power. Instead, they harness the natural energy of the sun and convert it into electricity we can use in our everyday lives, helping reduce carbon emissions and protect our planet.
Not only are they better for the environment, but solar panels also allow homeowners to reduce their energy bills by generating independent electricity. This means they don’t have to rely as much on the national grid, allowing them to minimise the portion of their bill that i ..read more
Otovo UK Blog
9M ago
Harnessing solar power in Manchester
Solar panels are a clean, efficient way to harness the power of the sun and turn it into usable electricity. With UK households even entitled to sell the energy they don’t use back to the grid and receive payments, it’s no surprise they’re an increasingly popular way for people to cut the costs of electricity.
With Otovo, every solar panel set-up is tailor-made for your roof. You’re likely to achieve maximum kilowatt hours (kWh) achieved between April and August in Manchester, but power is generated all-year round for an average annual production of 4,159 ..read more