July 2026

In the UK, solar panels often produce around 800kWh to 1,000kWh of electricity each year for every 1kWp installed. kWp measures the total peak capacity of your solar array. However, they don’t produce exactly the same amount of electricity on every home. There are far too many factors involved to give a precise figure. Your

Your solar panels might generate plenty of electricity in the middle of a bright afternoon. The thing is, for most of us, that’s when we’re out at work, doing the shopping or taking the kids to the park. In fact, for most of us, it’s the evening when we use the most electricity. You get

Using solar to charge your electric car sounds like the perfect solution. And yes, you can absolutely use solar panels to charge your EV. In fact, if you already have solar panels or are thinking about installing them alongside an EV charger, combining the two can help you make better use of the electricity your

Since we live in England, let’s begin this blog by talking about the weather. Specifically, the rain. Now, unless you live on the south coast, our little island nation isn’t known for its tropical beaches and midday siestas. Especially not here in the middle of the country, in Derby (sadly). Instead, we’re known for one