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No deposit, no VAT until March 2027.

Government support

Government support that lowers the cost.

For solar panels and storage batteries fitted in your home.

VAT relief

0% VAT

On solar panels and home batteries, until 31 March 2027.

No VAT on the equipment or the installation when we fit them in your home. From 1 April 2027 the rate goes back up to 5%, so a system installed before then costs less.

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How it works

A day in a solar and battery home.

Choose a time of day to see where your power comes from, and where it goes.

Daytime: solar panels power the home, charge the battery and export what is left to the grid.
Store

The sun runs the house and fills the battery.

Your panels power whatever is running at home. Anything spare charges the battery, and only once it is full does the rest go to the grid, where an export tariff pays you for it.

  • Solar powers the home first
  • Spare solar charges the battery
  • Any surplus is exported and paid for
Battery & Storage

The home batteries we recommend.

Aerial view of new-build brick homes with all-black solar panels on their roofs

On the roof: AIKO all-black panels.

AIKO Neostar back-contact panels, up to 24.5% efficient, in a clean all-black finish. Fitted by an AIKO Diamond Installer.

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Tesla Powerwall 3 on the side wall of a brick home with solar panels on the roof
Already have solar?

Add a battery to the panels you already have.

Keep what your panels make for the evening instead of exporting it. We add batteries to existing systems, whoever installed them.

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The numbers

What a typical system saves.

We looked at the solar and battery systems we have sold for between £9,000 and £10,000. This is what a typical one costs, saves in its first year, and how long it takes to pay for itself.

Typical payback period1
7.1 years
Typical bill saving in the first year1
£1,165
Typical price for solar and battery1
£9,590

Median projections from 64 customer proposals, assuming electricity prices rise 7% a year. With no price rises, typical payback is around 8 years.

Why Powergy

Why homeowners choose Powergy.

01

Designed around your home

Every system is designed for your roof, your energy use and your plans.

02

Our own installation teams

The people on your roof are Powergy's own installers, not subcontractors. They keep your home tidy and explain everything before they leave.

03

Premium products

Tesla and Sigenergy battery systems with high-efficiency all-black panels, chosen for performance, reliability and how they look on your home.

04

Aftercare that continues

We monitor your system after handover and stay on hand whenever you need support.

Since June 2024

510

Tesla and Sigenergy systems installed, and counting…

Every icon is a home in England or Wales with a battery we designed and our own installation teams fitted.

  • 301 Sigenergy
  • 209 Tesla

Rated 4.9 on Trustpilot from 164 reviews.

Installations to November 2026.

Recent work

A look at some recent installations.

The process

Four steps, no surprises.

What happens between your first enquiry and a working system.

  1. Design and proposal

    Tell us about your home. We design your system and send you a fixed-price proposal.

  2. Grid application

    Once you accept your proposal, we apply to your network operator for you.

  3. Installation

    Once your network operator approves, we agree a date and our own installation team fits your system, typically in one to two working days.

  4. Handover

    Your certificates, MCS registration and a walk-through of your system and app.

Reviews

In our customers' words.

Read what our customers say once the scaffolding comes down.

Where we install

Installing across England and Wales.

Every system is fitted by our own installation teams, not subcontractors. Wherever you are in England or Wales, the same standards apply.

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Map of the UK with England & Wales shaded as the area Powergy installs in
FAQs

Good questions, straight answers.

Is my home suitable for solar and a battery?

Most homes are. For solar, we look at which way your roof faces, its pitch, any shading and its condition. South is best, but east and west roofs work well, and a shallow north-facing roof can still make sense with a battery. A battery needs wall space inside or outside, often in a garage or utility room. If your roof is not suitable, a battery on its own can still work on a smart tariff.

Can I add a battery to my existing solar panels?

Yes, in most cases. We check your existing panels and inverter, then recommend a battery that works alongside them, whoever installed your solar.

How soon can my system be installed?

We confirm your installation date once your survey is back. If your system needs your network operator's approval first, we confirm it once that approval arrives. The fitting itself typically takes one to two working days, with scaffolding up beforehand and down shortly after. We tell you at the proposal stage whether your system needs that approval.

What paperwork is involved?

We handle all of it. Depending on the size of your system, we either notify your network operator after installation (G98) or apply for approval before it (G99). We register the system with MCS, which you need to be paid for the electricity you export, and issue your electrical certificates. At handover you get every certificate and warranty document together.

How will I see what my system is doing?

Through the manufacturer's app: the Tesla app for Powerwall or mySigen for SigenStor. You can see what your panels are generating, how full your battery is and what you are using or exporting, live on your phone. You can also change how the battery behaves, such as how much charge it keeps back for a power cut. We set the app up with you at handover.

What happens after I enquire?

We aim to get back to every enquiry within one working day. Someone from our team calls you to talk through your home and what you want from a system. Have a recent energy bill to hand if you can, as it helps us size the system properly. We then send you a design and proposal to look over in your own time. Nothing is booked until you say yes.

Do I need to pay a deposit?

No. There is no deposit to get started: payment is due once your installation is complete. We accept bank transfer (BACS) and major credit and debit cards, but not American Express.

Make more of every sunny day.

Solar panels and a home battery, designed around your home and fitted by our own installation teams.

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