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Good solar starts with your home and goals. Want zero bills? Power through outages? Protection from rising prices? To get the savings, security, and freedom you've heard others raving about, you need quality solar designed just for you.
Solar significantly reduces your energy bills by harnessing free energy from the sun. Power any electrical appliance in your home – even hot tubs and EVs – to slash your monthly outgoings.
By investing in solar now, you lock in your energy costs for the future – protecting you from rising power prices. Add a battery, and you'll not only save more but also keep the lights on through outages, making your home more resilient.
Power your home with carbon-free solar and help NZ meet its growing energy needs – without fossil fuels. Electrify gas appliances and fuel vehicles to run on solar and reduce your impact even more.
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Using a low interest 'green loan' from your bank is a smart way to finance the upfront cost of solar.
Existing or new home loan customers can borrow up to $80,000 at a fixed rate of 1% per annum for 3 years to purchase a solar system.
Existing or new home loan customers can borrow up to $50,000 interest-free for 5 years to fund a solar power system.
ASB home loan customers can top up their Home Loan, up to $80,000 at a fixed rate of 1% per annum for 3 years to purchase a solar system.
Customers can borrow up to $80,000 at 1% per annum for 3 years to pay for a solar system
Existing or new mortgage customers can add a loan to borrow $5,000 or more for the cost of a solar panel system. Kiwibank will then contribute $2,000 over 4 years towards the cost of repaying the loan.
Need some advice on finance options? We are here to help, get in touch for a chat.
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A typical house will have around 10-24 panels. However, to ensure the best possible return on your investment we’ll design and model your solar system specifically to your needs. Get in touch to book a free survey.
Yes. We can design a system based on your plans and estimated energy use. Incorporating solar into your project early will save time, money and likely result in a more aesthetic installation. Read more about solar for new builds here.
Solar panels that are attached to your roof are usually covered by your home insurance policy. If the panels are not attached to your home, such as a ground mount system, then they will be covered under a contents insurance policy. It’s a good idea to speak to your insurance company to ensure that your sum insured is enough to cover the replacement of your solar system too.
Many major banks in New Zealand are now offering very low or even no interest loans for energy efficient upgrades including solar and battery storage. Read more about them here.
The right energy retailer for you depends on your solar set-up, usage patterns and your priorities. We’ll help you choose the right retailer during the design phase. See our most recommended retailers here.
Yes, our survey, design and quote service is 100% free with no obligation. However, when you see the figures, we’re confident you’ll want to go ahead! Book your free survey here.
Not right now, and we believe government incentives are unlikely in the medium-term future. However, banks offer very low interest loans for energy efficient upgrades, which can be spent on solar and batteries. Read more about finance for homeowners here.
A common myth is that solar only works if your roof faces north. While it’s true that north-facing panels produce the most total energy, roofs facing east or west will still produce about 85% of a north-facing roof. Understand more about your roof’s suitability for solar here.
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