SolarTherm UK

UK households are facing another squeeze on their finances, with inflation rising and energy bills expected to increase again from October. The latest figures show that UK inflation rose to 2.9% in July 2026, up from 206% in June. This was the fastest rate of inflation for four months, with higher household energy costs identified as the main driver of the increase. And there...

One of the most common questions we hear at SolarTherm UK is: “If there’s a power cut, will my solar panels keep my house running?” The answer surprises many homeowners. In most cases, no. Even if the sun is shining brightly, standard grid connected solar panels automatically switch off during a power outage. The good news is that with the right battery storage system and bac...

Solar panels are designed to be incredibly low maintenance, but that doesn’t mean you should simply install them and forget about them. As the seasons change, so do the weather conditions that affect your system’s performance. By carrying out a few simple checks throughout the year, you can maximise electricity generation, identify potential issues early and help ensure your ...

If you’re considering solar panels for your home, you’ve probably wondered: “Do solar panels work on cloudy days?” It’s a common misconception that solar panels only generate electricity in bright sunshine. In reality, modern solar technology is designed to produce electricity whenever there is daylight, making the UK’s climate far more suitable for soalr than many people rea...

One of the most common questions homeowners ask before investing in soalr is: “Do solar panels work in winter?” The simple answer is yes. Solar panels generate electricity from daylight, not heat. While winter brings shorter days and lower sun angles, modern solar PV systems continue producing electricity throughout the colder months. In fact, solar panels often operate more…...