Solar energy starts with sunlight.
A solar PV system captures sunlight through solar panels and converts it into electricity that can be used by your property during the day.
How
Solar Works
Basic Solar Terms
Terms | Simple Solar Meaning |
|---|---|
Maximum Demand | The highest level of electricity demand recorded within a period, usually more relevant for commercial and industrial users. |
SELCO | Self-consumption, where solar energy is mainly used directly by your own property. |
BESS | A battery system that stores electricity for later use. |
Grid | The main electricity supply network. |
Inverter | A device that converts solar energy into usable electricity. |
kWh | The amount of electricity used or generated over time. |
kWp | The size or capacity of a solar system. |
Solar PV | A system that converts sunlight into electricity. |
ATAP
An on-grid solar system is connected to the utility grid and is commonly used for homes, businesses, factories, and commercial buildings. The solar energy generated during the day can be used directly by the property, helping reduce electricity drawn from the grid.
This system is suitable for properties with regular daytime electricity usage and access to the grid. It is a practical option for clients who want to reduce grid dependency while maintaining grid connection for additional electricity needs.
SELCO
An on-grid solar system is connected to the utility grid and is commonly used for homes, businesses, factories, and commercial buildings. The solar energy generated during the day can be used directly by the property, helping reduce electricity drawn from the grid.
This system is suitable for properties with regular daytime electricity usage and access to the grid. It is a practical option for clients who want to reduce grid dependency while maintaining grid connection for additional electricity needs.
What is BESS
Maximum Demand Explained
An on-grid solar system is connected to the utility grid and is commonly used for homes, businesses, factories, and commercial buildings. The solar energy generated during the day can be used directly by the property, helping reduce electricity drawn from the grid.
This system is suitable for properties with regular daytime electricity usage and access to the grid. It is a practical option for clients who want to reduce grid dependency while maintaining grid connection for additional electricity needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
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