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How Efficient Are Solar Panels? A Guide to Performance in the UK
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How Efficient Are Solar Panels? A Guide to Performance in the UK

How efficient are solar panels, then? Most modern panels turn about 20 to 22 per cent of the sunlight that lands on them into electricity, and the best ones on the market reach 23 to 24 per cent. T...

#BlogSolar PV Fires: What Recent UK Data Reveals About System Safety

Solar PV Fires: What Recent UK Data Reveals About System Safety

Solar PV fires are uncommon, but recent UK data gives us a useful look at where problems are actually showing up in photovoltaic and battery systems. The short version: DC cabling and connectors we...

#BlogPOWERBANK X FAQ: Everything You Need to Know

POWERBANK X FAQ: Everything You Need to Know

This POWERBANK X FAQ covers the questions homeowners are likely to have after hearing about the battery from an installer or coming across it while comparing options. It covers capacity, configurat...

#BlogPOWERBANK X: REA Power's Next-Generation Home Battery, Explained

POWERBANK X: REA Power's Next-Generation Home Battery, Explained

POWERBANK X is REA Power's newest home battery, designed for households and small businesses looking to add battery storage to a new or existing solar system. It's a modular system, with 7kWh of us...

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#BlogWhy Two Layers of Glass Can Help Solar Panels Last Longer

Why Two Layers of Glass Can Help Solar Panels Last Longer

If you've been comparing solar quotes, you may have noticed some panels are described as "dual glass" or "glass-on-glass." The difference comes down to what's protecting the solar cells inside, and...

#BlogWhy FRC Technology Means More Energy From the Same Roof Space

Why FRC Technology Means More Energy From the Same Roof Space

One of the developments worth understanding is back contact solar panel technology, including the FRC technology used in REA Power’s Type X modules.