Monocrystalline vs polycrystalline solar panels – which one do I choose?
It’s the question of the moment in Sydney’s Penrith and Blue Mountains communities, so we break it down It’s a question that’s been coming up a lot lately. All of the information can be overwhelming, and with the technology behind solar it’s hard to know exactly where the sweet spot is with panels unless you’re
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10 Questions to Ask Before Buying A Solar System
Buying a solar system can be exciting but it’s also a huge investment. So before you dive in, you need to be as informed as possible about solar panels and other important aspects of your purchase.
Solar FAQs for Beginners
As the cost of solar continues to fall, the number of installs is also increasing. However, before you make a decision, make sure you get more information from trustworthy sources.
Solar Panel End of Life: What Happens To Old Panels?
There’s been a lot of good news about solar power recently, but an article published by the Sydney Morning Herald earlier this week encourages solar panel owners to have a think about what happens to their solar panels when they have reached end of life.
A Guide To Solar Power For Penrith Homeowners
Going solar might be a no-brainer for homeowners in Penrith, however, there’s research to be done and quotes to compare before anything is settled. This guide is a great place to start.
Why You Should Pay More for Quality Solar Panels
A cheaper solar panel deal usually isn’t something to get excited about unless it’s a deal from a large, trusted manufacturer with a good track record.
What Questions Should Penrith and Blue Mountains Homeowners Ask Before Buying Solar Panels?
Our typical customer in the Penrith and Blue Mountains communities comes to us with a million questions about our solar panels and our installation processes. We love answering these questions because it’s important that a new solar owner understands their system in order to get the most out of it. Sometimes we’ll come across a
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How Long Does It Take Solar Panels To Be Carbon Positive?
A common point raised in renewable energy discussions is that the environmental cost of producing items such as solar panels is high. After all they are made from non-renewable resources and fossil fuels. Common objection: “The environmental costs to produce solar panels are more than you’ll ever save…” We asked Markus Lambert, National Solar Manager
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Solar, Wind and Bio Power: A Bright Future for Australian Farmers
Recently the Clean Energy Council (CEC) shared their favourite solar power success stories from farmers around Australia. At E-Smart Solar, we know what a difference solar can make. That’s why we wanted to share 5 great stories from CEC with our customers and neighbours in the Blue Mountains and surrounds. Pace Farm Our first solar
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Our Clean Energy Council News
We’re proud to announce that E-Smart Solar has signed on to the Clean Energy Council Solar Retailer Code of Conduct, a voluntary scheme authorised by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC).
Monocrystalline vs polycrystalline solar panels – which one do I choose?
It’s the question of the moment in Sydney’s Penrith and Blue Mountains communities, so we break it down It’s a question that’s been coming up a lot lately. All of the information can be overwhelming, and with the technology behind solar it’s hard to know exactly where the sweet spot is with panels unless you’re
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