How to Make Efficient Energy Storage System for Solar Energy Back Up

  • By Solomon Smith
  • 04 Jul, 2016

Uptake of solar energy systems in England has been amazing, mainly because of energy savings and environmental friendliness, factors that help increase the value of a property.

Adding these to low maintenance and government subsidies makes solar-powered properties even more attractive. Even with the reduction on government subsidies, solar panels can still bring £15,000 worth of savings over a period of 2 decades on average.
However, did you know that you can get even more return on investment if you install an efficient energy storage system? In case you are unsure about how to go about it, here are some considerations to make.

What level of independence do you want?

Being off-grid means 100% independent; this calls for a bigger capacity storage system. Consider installing a storage capacity enough to power your facility for at least three days. Some people choose to rely on the grid during winter, but be independent during summer. In such a case, the capacity should be enough for a normal summer day. If you intend to use your system during peak time, you need to design it for early evenings in winter, when demand is at its peak in England.

Check Your Energy Bill

What is your electricity usage pattern? Studies have shown that people in England like to watch their TVs and keep their clothes clean. Does this general trend speak describe you? It is always advisable to have an expert study your bill and suggest the most efficient storage system.

Size of Solar Energy System Matters

If your system is already intact, but you are interested in an energy storage retrofit, the storage capacity that can work for you will be based on the existing system. For a new installation, you have the option of over-sizing your solar system and getting an equally big storage system.

Conclusion

England is slowly swaying towards green energy systems and solar installations are growing in popularity. You do not have to worry anymore about unreliable power supply from your on or off-grid solar installation. Using an efficient energy storage system is a sure way of overcoming the effects of blackouts caused by inadequate sunlight, natural disasters and power blackouts. To get the most efficient system, you must answer questions to do with level of independence, size of your solar system and so on. If you are ready to uptake this technology, contact Tile Energy. It is a worthwhile investment.
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