Learn about how you can make a difference to the environment with solar. In this article, we will explore how both solar power and solar hot water can help reduce carbon emissions and the risk of climate change.

This article will explore whether you should choose solar power or solar hot water first when going solar. Also, learn about how you can have both technologies to achieve maximum savings.

Planning a renovation? Discover four key reasons why you should include solar as part of your renovation plans.

Thinking of going solar? Here are 5 questions you should ask a potential solar provider to ensure you receive a solution tailored to your needs and you are supported. Plus, learn why choosing Solahart is a smart move.

In 2020, we are spending more time at home than ever due to COVID-19, including work from home. So, the increased time at home could mean higher energy consumption. In this article, discover three key ways which you can save on energy consumption with solar.

Is Solar Hot Water worth it? This article from Solahart will take you through the key benefits of Solar Hot Water, as well as debunk some common myths associated with Solar Hot Water.

Every day, more and more Australians are adding home battery storage to their solar power systems. The motive behind this is to store electricity generated by their solar panels for use later on. But with so many home batteries on the market, choosing the right option for you can be a challenge. This article will help you determine which battery is the best option for you and your home.

Why Solahart continues to be a trusted brand in solar energy. As Australia’s pioneer of solar water heating and an active part of the local solar energy sector for over 65 years, we are concerned about recent reports of questionable and unlawful activities by some solar companies. These activities include high-pressure sales tactics, price inflation, and closing down to avoid paying debts and honouring warranties, leaving their customers without support.

Before you purchase solar power, it pays to do your homework.Installing solar power is a great way to cut your energy bills. But with so many solar cowboys out there, it’s easy to be taken for a ride.

Making the most of your excess solar power? Over 21% of Australian homes now have rooftop solar installed. However, many owners are not maximising the full potential of their solar power system, especially when it comes to cutting their energy bills. Installing a solar power system is a smart way to offset your household electricity costs. The problem is, a large percentage of the energy produced by your solar panels may be sent back to the grid if the energy is generated when it’s not needed, i.e. in the middle of the day. But now there’s a way to maximise the full potential of your solar power system by using this excess power and cutting your energy costs even further.