
If you have solar but still purchase electricity from the grid at night, battery storage may be worth investigating. A battery can store electricity generated by your solar system for later use, helping suitable properties make greater use of their own generated energy rather than relying entirely on the grid after solar production decreases.
At Oz Home Energy, we do not treat battery storage as a one-size-fits-all product. We take an installer-led approach, assessing your existing solar system, electricity use, property and energy requirements before recommending a practical solution.
If you already have solar, are considering solar and battery together, or want to understand whether a battery makes sense for your property, start with an energy assessment.

Solar panels generate electricity when sunlight is available. Your household, however, may continue using electricity after the sun has gone down. This creates a common situation: you generate solar during the day, export some of that electricity and then purchase electricity from the grid at night.
Battery storage provides a way to store electricity for later use.
The right battery system depends on your energy consumption, existing solar system, property and intended use. A larger battery is not automatically a better battery, which is why we focus on assessing your actual requirements.
If your existing solar system produces more electricity than you use during parts of the day, battery storage may provide an opportunity to store some of that energy for later use.
If your household uses significant electricity after solar generation decreases, battery storage may be worth investigating.
A growing household, new appliances, working from home or an EV can change your electricity consumption.
If you are considering a new solar system, it can make sense to consider your broader energy strategy at the same time.
We assess suitable properties and install battery storage systems based on the project requirements.
Already have solar?
We can assess your existing system and explore whether adding storage or making another upgrade is appropriate.

Battery storage is connected to your property's electrical system. Our electrical expertise is central to how we approach battery projects.

We focus on installation requirements and practical outcomes rather than a sales-only approach.

If you already have solar, we assess the existing system before recommending an upgrade.

Solar, batteries and EV charging can influence one another. We can consider the broader energy picture where relevant.

Battery capacity should relate to your energy requirements rather than simply being as large as possible.

For homeowners, the key question is not simply whether batteries are available. It is whether storage is appropriate for the way your home generates and uses electricity.
If your problem sounds familiar - “I export solar during the day but buy power back at night” -an assessment can help you understand whether battery storage may address part of that pattern.

Businesses may have different electricity consumption patterns from homes. Solar generation, operating hours, equipment and energy demand all influence whether battery storage should be considered.
Oz Home Energy can assess suitable commercial solar and battery projects in Sydney and, where appropriate, across wider NSW.
A recent electricity bill can provide useful information about your energy consumption.
If you already have solar, information about the existing system can also help.
We can then discuss your property, energy requirements and objectives before determining the appropriate next step.
The appropriate setup depends on the property and energy requirements. Battery storage is commonly considered alongside solar, particularly where the aim is to store solar-generated electricity for later use.
Potentially. Existing solar systems differ in configuration, equipment and electrical requirements. An assessment is needed to determine the appropriate approach.
No specific bill outcome should be assumed. Your electricity consumption, solar generation, battery capacity and energy usage all affect the result.
Battery size should be based on your electricity consumption, solar generation and intended use. The biggest available battery is not necessarily the right choice for your property.
Potentially. An EV adds another electricity load to the property, so it can be useful to consider solar, battery and EV charging together when planning your energy system.

Battery size should be based on your electricity consumption, solar generation and intended use. The biggest available battery is not necessarily the right choice for your property.
Yes. You can upload your electricity bill for a solar or battery savings assessment.
Yes. Oz Home Energy offers energy-savings assessments for suitable customers.
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