Solutions

Solar, storage, and export, sized to how you use power

Every Gridfeed system starts from your consumption, not from a catalogue. Pick one of these or combine them; most customers end up with generation plus either storage or export, and some with all three.

Rooftop generation for homes

A right-sized array on your roof that covers most of your daytime use and cuts your bill from the first month.

  • Panel layout designed around shading, pitch, and orientation
  • Typical home systems from 4 to 12 kW
  • Monitoring app that shows production and consumption in real time
  • Permits and inspections handled by us

Commercial generation

Larger arrays for offices, shops, farms, and industrial roofs, where daytime demand lines up well with solar output.

  • Systems from 20 kW to several hundred kW
  • Ground-mount and carport options where the roof is not suitable
  • Load analysis to target demand charges as well as energy use
  • Installation scheduled around your operating hours

Battery storage

Keep your midday surplus for the evening peak, ride through outages, and avoid buying power at the most expensive hours.

  • Home batteries from 10 kWh, commercial systems scaled to need
  • Backup circuits for essentials during a grid outage
  • Time-of-use scheduling to charge cheap and discharge when rates are high
  • Can be added to an existing solar system

Grid feed-in and export

Whatever you do not use or store goes to the grid, and you are credited for it under your utility's net-metering or export tariff.

  • Bidirectional metering and interconnection application
  • Export limits and inverter settings configured to utility rules
  • Clear reporting of what you exported and what you earned
  • Advice on which tariff pays best for your usage pattern

Hybrid systems with your existing heating

Heating is often the toughest load for solar: winter sun is weak just when a heater needs the most power. Keeping your existing gas, oil, or propane heating alongside solar and storage covers the coldest months without oversizing the system for the darkest weeks of the year.

  • Solar and storage carry your everyday electricity; your furnace or boiler covers peak heating
  • Sizing based on month-by-month heating demand, not a yearly average
  • Works with the heating equipment you already have
  • Room to shift more heating onto solar as your system or budget grows

Not sure which fits?

Send us a rough idea of your site and your bills. We will tell you what makes sense.

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