Plug-in solar is coming. Plug-in batteries should follow.
- Plug-in batteries could significantly reduce household electricity bills, particularly for renters, flat dwellers and low-income households, who are largely excluded from installing traditional home battery systems today.
- The government has already announced regulation changes to make plug-in solar panels available as part of its response to the rise in energy costs caused by the US war with Iran.
- In this blog, Regen argues they should go one step further and make standalone plug-in batteries available too.The Windfall Battery is a plug-in option designed for flats and renters by London-based
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- Plug-in batteries could significantly reduce household electricity bills, particularly for renters, flat dwellers and low-income households, who are largely excluded from installing traditional home battery systems today.
- The government has already announced regulation changes to make plug-in solar panels available as part of its response to the rise in energy costs caused by the US war with Iran.
- In this blog, Regen argues they should go one step further and make standalone plug-in batteries available too.The Windfall Battery is a plug-in option designed for flats and renters by London-based
Sources: Regen