Home battery
The sun does not only shine when you need power. With a home battery you store today's energy for tomorrow morning's coffee. Or you use stored power on cloudy days.
More about home batteryMaybe you have been thinking about solar panels or a home battery for a while, but you are not sure where to start. We make smart energy at home simple, with solutions that just work.
Solar panels
Solar panels increase the value of your home, including through a better energy label. They are not just a smart investment for later, but something you can enjoy today.
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Home EV charger
With your own charger you charge your electric car at home. Your charger and home battery work together. Plan your own sessions and charge automatically at the cheapest moments.
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Heat pump
Turn the heat up a notch in winter. And on those warm days, cool things down. Your heat pump keeps a comfortable temperature in your home all year and uses less energy.
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Air conditioning
On hot summer days, keep your home comfortably cool. Many air conditioners can also heat. So you enjoy a pleasant temperature all year, and even smarter with the energy you generate yourself.
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Smart energy at home
- Upgrade your home with our smart battery
- Our solar panels deliver up to 25% more energy
- A heat pump to minimise your energy use
- Charge your electric car easily at home with an EV charger
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Knowledge base
Grid congestion: what still fits your home
What grid congestion means, what you notice at home, and how to check what still fits your connection. Soft postcode check plus the capacity map.
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Comparison
Monocrystalline vs polycrystalline panels
Monocrystalline or polycrystalline: why almost every new panel is mono, where the difference still matters and what SolarFast installs.
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Blog
Customer story: the Jansen family
How the Jansen family got solar panels via SolarFast: from the first talk and roof check to install day, net metering and the first bill.
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Knowledge base
Smart grid control
Grid control and net-aware charging: how your supplier steers your charger, home battery or heat pump, what you notice and whether you get paid.
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Comparison
String inverter vs micro-inverter
String inverter or micro-inverters: how shade drives the choice, what optimizers do and when SolarFast recommends micro.
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Blog
Government wants to cut EPV rates as net metering ends
The Dutch government wants to cut the energy performance fee from 2027 as net metering ends. What it means for landlords, and where storage fits in.
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Knowledge base
Smart home energy control: increase self-use
Use more of your own power by timing your charger, home battery and household use. When self-steering pays off and how grid control differs.
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Comparison
Hybrid vs all-electric heat pump
Hybrid or all-electric heat pump: how insulation drives the choice, what you save on gas, and how the heating test shows if your home is ready.
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Blog
Dutch government moves to drop mandatory solar for businesses: now what?
Solar panels are off the draft measures list of the Dutch energy-saving obligation for 2027. What does that mean for businesses considering solar?
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Knowledge base
Net metering explained
Net metering for solar panels: what it is, the cap, feed-in payment and feed-in charges. How your supplier settles power fed back to the grid.
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Comparison
With or without a home battery: net metering or storage?
Home battery or net metering? With a worked example before and after 1 January 2027, the role of feed-in charges and how SolarFast works with Dyness batteries.
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Blog
Grid tariff proposal for 2029: what it means for your heat pump
Grid operators propose time-of-use grid tariffs from 2029: winter evenings would get pricier. What would that mean for a heat pump or home battery?
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Smart energy at home
More stories
From making pancakes on your own power to charging the car for a visit to grandpa. See how smart energy makes everyday life easier and more affordable for households like yours.
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