New Zealand is a windy place and any systems out there at the mercy of the elements, wind or solar, must be capable of coping with our harsh environmental conditions. If you’re thinking of investing in a small wind turbine to generate electricity, here are some answers to some of the most asked questions.
This article was originally published on Solar Quotes, the original post can be found here. So, what is a kW & a kWh? And what is the difference between a kW and kWh? Let’s start with what each letter stands for: k stands for kilo – which means “one thousand”. W stands for Watt […]
Is Your Roof Right for Solar Power? Solar power is a fantastic way to reduce both your electricity bills and carbon footprint, particularly in regions like Nelson, Tasman and Marlborough which are known for their high sunshine hours – but not every roof is suitable for solar panel installation. If you’re thinking about adding solar […]
Should you put your panels on tilt frames? Tilt frames are used to get solar panels to the optimum angle and maximise power output. Here is really common dilemma: “I’ve got 3 quotes for solar: The first company says my roof is at the wrong pitch and wants to charge me hundreds of dollars extra […]
