Solar Blog

It’s winter and hot showers are a must for most—unfortunately, this also usually means larger power bills! The reality is heating up water isn’t cheap. In fact, the startling truth…

We previously covered the Cheaper Home Batteries Program in our article about Labour’s solar battery rebate in the leadup to the 2025 Australian election. Now that the election is over…

The Small-scale Renewable Energy Scheme is a federal initiative whereby you may be able to claim small-scale technology certificates (‘STCs’) when you install an eligible renewable energy system—this can include…

Your solar system inverter is a critical component of your system—and to ensure it’s protected from the elements and to optimise its performance, it’s a good idea to place it…

Regularly cleaning your solar panels is an important part of their upkeep and maintenance—as neglecting to do so can mean your solar panels may cease operating at their peak performance,…

Keen to get the most out of your solar system? We’re here to help. If you’ve noticed your solar system isn’t performing as it used to or is experiencing other…

The causes of solar system failure are varied—as solar systems are made up of many different important components, failure in any one element can lead to problems. Common ways a…

While it can be tempting to go for a cheaper and seemingly more ‘affordable’ solar system, this can cost you more over time. Solar is a long-term investment in renewable…

If they are re-elected in the 2025 federal election, the Australian labour government has promised to introduce a rebate on solar batteries. Here’s a quick guide to the main points…

To maximise your solar power output, there are a wide range of factors that should be considered when installing solar panels—and one of the most important is to watch out…

When it comes to positioning your solar panels on your property, there are generally four main options: North-facing panels South-facing panels East-facing panels West-facing panels Of these, positioning your solar…

If there is nothing technically wrong or faulty with your solar system, then the system should be working come wind, rain, or shine. What will differ however, will be how…