No Solar? No Problem! Become Energy Independent With a Home Battery

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No Solar? No Problem! Home battery storage makes sense for a lot of homeowners who don’t have solar panels. Discover the benefits of home battery storage and how it can increase your energy independence, reduce electricity bills, and support a greener environment.
Calculate in 30 seconds how much you could save with a battery storage using our Savings Calculator: www.getretrofitted.co.uk/batt...
For any questions, please comment below or get in touch with me directly on johannes@getretrofitted.co.uk!
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18 июн 2024

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@maries.9558 Месяц назад

Super helpful, thanks for the great explanation!

@stevenjballio 29 дней назад

If i see this as a cash generative investment as well as a supplementary system for my homes energy consumption.. How would a model look if i stacked 3 5kw batteries on the basis that 1 of them was put to work to reduce bills and work exclusively for the house and the other 2 5kw batteries were ran specifcally fall arbitrage and grid services how would this look in terms of ROI or annual yield? The 5kw battery is quoted as providing a 16% annual yield when used as a supplement to your home. But what about if its acting exclusively for cash generation? What would be the blended ROI for the 15kw installed pack? If there is 16% return on investment annually this is more than just a good home energy idea.

@getretrofitted 21 день назад

Let's leave your assumption standing correctly “The 5kw battery is quoted as providing a 16% annual yield when used as a supplement to your home.” Then we have 10 kWh of battery left to utilise. For the sake of argument, we will pick market-leading tariffs for energy arbitrage - the Octopus Intelligent Go and Octopus Outgoing Fixed (t&c’s apply). Plus, we will assume that the battery is located in an area covered by flexibility markets and can benefit from the £300 a year. We will also assume that inflation is 2.5% and the cost of capital is 10%. This would give us a 10 kWh battery with a 27% IRR-giving a blended IRR of 23.33% for your investment in the 15 kWh system. Overall, a great investment!