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Compare Solar Energy

Ever consider getting solar power in your home? 
Learn how you can save on your bills monthly here at CompareBear!

What are the benefits of going solar?

Zero power outages

When it comes to residential power, one of the worst-case scenarios is a power outage. Solar energy allows you to store large amounts of energy that you may use when your on-grid power goes out.

Real-time tracking of bills

Kiwis are being introduced to solar power as a clean and environmentally friendly means of powering their homes. Solar energy provides you with the opportunity to have an almost limitless supply of energy that you can utilise to power and heat your home efficiently.

Affordable solar panels

One of the perks of living in New Zealand is that it boasts some of the world's lowest solar energy options! You won't have to worry about the expense of installation either, as there are numerous economical solutions available.

Compare Solar Power Providers in New Zealand

Thousands of Kiwis rely on us to compare a wide variety of plans from a variety of providers. Numerous affordable power bundles, including solar panel agreements, are available from NZ's top providers. This, however, is limited to specific parts of New Zealand. If you're looking for the greatest and cheapest solar energy deals in New Zealand, you can use our easy-to-use comparison tool!

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FAQs about Solar Energy


Solar electricity is created by harnessing the sun's energy via a solar panel. These solar panels capture the sun's energy directly, which you can then use to power your home. It's simple to use solar electricity at night because your system will incorporate solar batteries. These batteries store solar energy, allowing you to continue going solar even after the sun sets.

Solar energy systems have gotten increasingly affordable over the years. The average cost of a standard 3kW solar energy system in 2008 was $40,000. Last 2020, the identical system will cost only about $8,000 on average! Nonetheless, the cost of your solar energy system will vary based on the number of panels you use for your property.

Solar energy may not appear to be a cost-effective option at first, but it is in the long run. Over time, you're less likely to rely on grid-connected electricity and will instead rely on solar power. Installing solar panels on your home enables you to save significantly over the next five to ten years.

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It's dependent on the number of people in the family, the amount of solar energy used, and the equipment used. If you're powering a large New Zealand residence, you might consider a 10kW system, or at the very least numerous 1.5kW or 3kW systems. If all you need is to power a modest home for a small family, a 3kW solar energy system will suffice. Naturally, this will all rely on your everyday usage.