Less guesswork. More possibility. Discover what solar, batteries and smarter energy could do for the place you call home.
A few quick questions. No contact details needed.
Good energy starts with a good question
You don’t need to know your inverter from your export tariff. Start with what matters to you. We’ll help with the detail.
The connected home, explained
Solar makes electricity. A battery helps you choose when to use it. See how they can work together.
Your panels supply the home. Surplus can charge your battery, with remaining energy exported where your connection allows.
Illustrative flow, not live data. Weather, usage, tariffs and system settings change what happens.
The details make the difference
What does a bigger battery actually get you? Will it keep the lights on? Get past the headline specification.
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Home battery / Buying guide
A home battery with an integrated solar inverter. Compare the usable storage, commissioned output and backup equipment in the whole installation.
“Does this quote include the gateway and wiring needed to power my chosen circuits during an outage?”
Modular storage / Buying guide
A modular energy system combining storage and power conversion. The chosen modules and controller determine the system you are buying.
“Which module generation, usable capacity and controller are included, and what is the cost of expanding later?”
Home EV charging / Buying guide
The 7.3 kW APEX range offers tethered and socket models. Choose around your parking, your vehicle and the way you want to manage charging.
“Which exact model, cable route and load-management accessories does the installed quote include?”
Compact home storage / Buying guide
The Solarbank 4 E5000 Pro combines storage and solar conversion. Its current UK installation requires a qualified electrician and a dedicated hardwired circuit.
“What is the complete installed cost, and how much energy can I realistically shift each day?”
Manufacturer imagery and specifications, reviewed 30 September 2026. These are research guides, not hands-on reviews. Product coverage does not imply a supply agreement or installer endorsement.
A smaller starting point
Solar-only kits and home batteries solve different problems. Start with the connection, then compare what each could do for you.
01 / Generate in daylight
Compliant solar-only kits now have a route in Great Britain. Understand the 800W output limit, permissions, registration and the value of using the energy when it is generated.
Understand plug-in solar Calculate your possible saving ↗Solar-only route · Rules checked 30 September 202602 / Store for later
Explore Solarbank 4 Pro and the modular X1 system. Compare storage, output and the complete installed proposal.
The connection matters. Solarbank 4 Pro currently needs a hardwired UK installation. It is not covered by the new solar-only plug-in route.
Explore Solarbank 4 Pro ↗Understand the X1 system ↗Product coverage is independent research. It does not imply that Project Better Energy supplies these models or has a relationship with Anker.
From possibility to an installed system
Two projects from Project Better Energy’s published portfolio. Different sites, different needs — and something concrete to explore.
Commercial solarA commercial rooftop installation at CMS Cepcor’s first site, completed in April 2023. An example of how available roof space can become a generation asset.
EV chargingProject Better Energy’s February 2023 installation at the Lawn Tennis Association. A specific example of its commercial charging work.
Images and project figures: Project Better Energy’s published case studies, reviewed 30 September 2026. These are their installations; Home Energy Compare is an independent platform exploring a potential partnership.
