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Are solar batteries worth it in New Zealand?

Solar batteries are generally classified as a ‘solar accessory’, meaning they are an optional component of any system. And yet, in New Zealand, they nearly cross the line between ‘optional’ and ‘essential’. Let us discuss what makes solar batteries important, and if they are worth the added system cost. Why Do You Need Solar Batteries?

Are batteries safe in New Zealand?

Yes. New Zealand has strict standards that apply to batteries including the location and installation. If these are followed, the risk of fires is very low. Can batteries be recycled? Yes! 95% of a lithium battery has the potential to be recycled and second life battery manufacturing is occurring in New Zealand.

Where can I get free advice on battery storage?

The LG Solar Specialist network can provide free advice on home battery storage or battery ready solar systems. To find your local LG Solar Specialist, click here. In recent times household energy costs have increased which has contributed to the recent strong interest in battery storage solutions.

Why is battery storage important in New Zealand?

Battery storage, from household to utility-scale batteries and within electric vehicles, is a game changer in the energy transition. Solar penetration is still low in New Zealand but it is growing quickly and if we want to make the most of it we need to capture and store it to be used when the sun isn’t shining and when demand is at its highest.

How big is the solar battery market in New Zealand?

Study shows that the solar battery market is poised to reach an astounding USD 540 million by 2030, from just 148 million in 2021. In New Zealand, even grid-scale battery projects are taking off. Obviously, most battery customers don’t seem to care about reduced savings. The reason?

Are batteries rechargeable?

Batteries for home use are often rechargeable. Tool vendors like Panasonic, Milwaukee and Makita all provide batteries.