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Solar Energy for Your Home - Save As You Go
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With the way energy prices have continued to increase across Australia it is no surprise that more and more people are beginning to seriously consider getting residential and commercial solar power systems installed. The benefits are far reaching, both for the environment and your bank balance, but there are a number of things that should be considered if you are thinking about investing in solar power.Firstly you need to assess your power needs, there are a huge variety of solar products on the market and solar systems are generally tailor-made to suit your individual energy consumption and needs. General entry level solar power systems for residential properties can be between 1.5-3 Kilowatts, but can be much more for commercial or industrial properties.
If you are looking at using solar energy to supply the immediate power needs of you and your family in a residential home, you are most likely going to be looking at a 1.5 to 5 Kilowatt system, which involves several solar panels arranged on the roof of your property and run through an inverter. The next step depends on whether you are interested in grid connected or off-grid systems.Most people living in suburban or regional areas elect to have their solar system connected to the main power grid. This has its advantages as well as its disadvantages. Several states throughout Australia still offer feed-in tariff arrangements where households running solar power supply the excess power back into the grid and are paid an agreed amount per Kilowatt hour of energy. Being connected to the grid also means that if there is some problem with your solar power system or you are using more energy than it is capable of producing, you should still not find yourself without power.
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