Save Up to £1,200 a Year
A typical South Coast home with a 4kW array and battery cuts grid imports by 75–90%, worth roughly £900–£1,200 a year at current unit rates.
Why go solar on the South Coast?
The South Coast gets over 1,750 hours of sunshine a year — more than almost anywhere in the UK. Here's exactly what solar panels and battery storage are worth on a Hampshire roof, with the numbers you can check yourself.
Move the slider to your current monthly electricity spend for an instant estimate based on South Coast irradiance data.
Indicative estimate only. Your MCS-certified quote uses your roof pitch, orientation, shading and half-hourly usage.
A typical South Coast home with a 4kW array and battery cuts grid imports by 75–90%, worth roughly £900–£1,200 a year at current unit rates.
Store daytime generation and cheap off-peak import, then use it through the evening peak instead of buying at 27p+ per kWh.
Generate your own power and insulate your household from price cap swings and future standing charge rises.
The average solar home avoids around 1.5 tonnes of CO₂ every year — the equivalent of driving 4,000 fewer miles.
Solar and battery homes achieve stronger EPC ratings, and better-rated homes consistently sell faster and for more.
Sell surplus generation back to the grid. SEG rates from 15p/kWh add a second income stream to your system.
| Solar only | Solar + battery | |
|---|---|---|
| Upfront cost | From £5,500 | From £10,000 |
| Annual bill saving | ~40% | ~65% |
| Evening peak covered | No | Yes |
| Time-of-use tariff ready | No | Yes |
| Power cut backup | No | Optional (EPS) |
| Best for | Daytime-heavy households | Families, EV owners, home workers |
Not sure which fits? Read our guide to time-of-use energy tariffs.
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