Supercharge your savings

There are many factors that can hinder the possibility of solar panels being suitable on your roof. Such factors could include the facing of the roof, the immediate surrounding environment and ownership of the building. To get an accurate and complete review of your property, do get in contact with us!

Homeowners typically need an average of 8 panels. However, each case is individual so we offer a free home survey to review how much energy your hot tub requires – as well as the rest of your home – so we can specify a solar system to achieve the biggest savings for you.

With a professional installation, Solar panels will actually protect your roof, adding a layer of protection over the tiles. If your solar panels are bird proofed, it is far more easily maintained than the actual tiles on your roof that could need to be repaired due to wind, bird damage etc.

Solar panels are an investment to cut costs for the next 25 years. Here at Evergen we have seen our customers save up to an incredible 70% off of their energy bills each month.

If you are looking to get more out of your panels and ultimately save more, you may want to add a battery storage to your system.

Yes, even with solar panel and storage battery system installed you will still potentially have to use energy from the grid, however this depends on your energy outgoings per month.

However, with a battery, the storage will optimise when it needs to purchase from the grid. Making sure to purchase it on off-peak times to save you the most money possible.

It’s expected that global wholesale prices will continue to increase in the short term and not likely to come down in the near future. According to research by Evergen Systems, “reducing fossil fuel consumption to meet decarbonisation targets will lead to increases in overall electricity consumption. Whether at an individual household or societal level the demand for electricity will increase underpinning a continued upward trajectory of electricity prices for next 20 years”.

Almost half of the UK’s current nuclear capacity is due to be decommissioned by 2025 and only one new plant, Hinkley Point C, is currently under construction. If no other new nuclear power stations are built, the UK’s nuclear capacity in 2050 will be a third of what it is today. Britain has announced ambitious targets to reduce carbon emissions. No more new petrol/diesel cars and all heating, cooking and hot water from 2030 is expected to increase electricity demand by 250%.

Solar panels and battery system actually work all year round (yes, even in UK weather.) They do not require direct sunlight to operate and generate. Instead generating just off of daylight overall.