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No. Solar can reduce the electricity purchased from the grid, but outcomes depend on generation, usage and system design. Standing charges may remain.

Suitability depends on roof condition, orientation, shading, structural considerations and electrical design. A survey is required.

Some may be stored in a compatible battery or exported, depending on your installation and tariff arrangements.

Available power and duration depend on battery capacity, household consumption and installed system configuration. No duration is guaranteed.

Backup capability requires a compatible, correctly configured and installed backup arrangement. It must not be assumed as standard.

Heat pumps operate in cold conditions, but expected performance depends on sizing, heat loss, controls and the overall heating system.

Not always. A room-by-room heat-loss assessment identifies the emitter, flow-temperature and insulation requirements for your home.

An eligible PPA may provide solar installation without a business paying the upfront solar capital cost, but the business pays for electricity under a contract. Approval and terms apply.

Typical checks include annual electricity usage, meter type, property tenure, roof/site suitability and commercial funding criteria.

It provides an illustrative model only, using assumptions shown on the page. It excludes many site-specific variables and is not a quote or promised saving.

Yes. Send your enquiry and the team can confirm the appropriate next steps and whether an appointment is available.