Go Green Solar Ltd

Battery Storage
Bristol, Bristol City BS3 5RJ

Go Green Solar Ltd installs battery storage systems for homes in and around Bristol.

A homeowner contacting them would typically discuss the sizing of a battery to match existing or planned solar generation, the compatibility with their current inverter, and the expected savings on electricity bills. The company would arrange a site survey to assess available space, electrical connections, and any grid constraints before providing a detailed quotation. They would also explain the technical specifications, such as usable capacity and cycle life, and help the customer understand the payback period based on their energy usage patterns.

A useful question to ask is whether the battery system is certified under the Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS), as this is required for eligibility under the Smart Export Guarantee (SEG) tariff, which allows you to sell surplus electricity back to the grid.

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