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Rethinking Home Battery Safety: Why the UK’s New Rules Fall Short (And How We Do It Better)

The UK government recently updated the home battery installation rules under BS 7671 Amendment 4. While the intention to keep homes safe is correct, the[…]

why tigos are bad… And dont work…

you should all know that we tested tigos and still they are being sold at a big cost to people who dont need this old[…]

We are getting ready for change!

RenewSolar has some plans in mind for the new year which we will be starting soon. We will soon be focusing on “grid connected” systems.[…]

Our Micro solar

As you maybe aware RenewSolar is a lot more than a retailer and installer. We build and design software and hardware for solar installations and[…]

How to install a micro inverter

Plug in solar is one of the steps people take and as a Government advisor we have some advice. Plug in solar in currently a[…]

Do we list all stock

Buying solar in the UK should be simple, but picking a generic kit online almost always leads to mismatched hardware and expensive headaches. And we[…]

Is plug in solar Worth it.

Plug-in solar (balcony solar) is “worth it” under specific conditions, but it is not a real alternative as you may think.In the UK there was[…]

Solar panel Prices set to Rise

RenewSolar Write about the Upward Pressure on Solar Panel Prices: China Regulatory Shifts and UK Landed Cost Dynamics 1. Regulatory Interventions in China: MIIT, CPIA,[…]

Tax and trade prices Solar Market effects

Tax policies in both China and the UK affect solar pricing differently depending on whether you look at raw FOB trade prices at origin or[…]

Underpricing Metrics & Market Impact of Chinese Solar Dumping

Between 2023 and early 2026, Chinese photovoltaic (PV) manufacturers engaged in aggressive price competition—termed neijuan (“involution”) by domestic media. This practice forced module spot and[…]

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