In 2025, Australian homeowners are thinking bigger. With new rebates and smarter tech, 20kWh batteries have become the gold standard for energy independence and all-night solar power.
Virtual Power Plants promise shared savings, but not all deals deliver. Learn how to spot red flags, avoid scams, and choose a VPP that truly benefits your home.
Australia’s battery boom shows demand was never the problem. The real test is durability—will today’s subsidised systems still perform, recycle, and deliver value a decade from now?
Choose wisely: lithium-ion offers compact affordability with small fire risks, while flow batteries trade space and cost for safer, non-flammable stability. Safety matters as much as savings.
Batteries aren’t the only way to keep your solar at home. From hot water tanks to EVs and smart appliances, hidden storage options can cut bills and boost independence.
Rising energy costs and decentralisation mean solar batteries are crucial. But is a home battery for personal power or a community battery for shared savings and grid stability better for your Australian family in 2025?
Stephen and Madeline enjoy the benefits of New Zealand’s very first off-grid FranklinWH battery system. Find out how you can achieve energy independence with FranklinWH batteries.
Small-scale Technology Certificates (STCs) will reduce in 2025, increasing upfront costs for solar systems. Act now to secure savings with current incentives.
Installing solar panels on the north face of your roof has always been the ideal – but could a split solar array serve your home and family better?
Sigenergy’s 3-phase SigenStor range is now CEC listed! With scalable storage, up to 48kWh per inverter, and eligibility for the NSW battery rebate, this range offers innovative solutions for homes and businesses.
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