Solar & EV Charging
Preparing for the spring solar boom
As we leave the cold winter months behind us and start the transition to spring, increasing demand for solar panels marks a new market opportunity.
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n this article, Lee Sutton, co-founder and chief innovation offi cer of Myenergi, explores how electrical wholesalers can profi t from this growing sector.
With the longest day of the year fast becoming a distant memory, householders are already looking towards the summer months and the opportunity to invest in their properties – especially when it comes to energy effi ciency measures. As a result, over the coming months, demand for solar panels is expected to surge. But how can wholesalers make the most out of increasing demand and ensure they’re fully prepared for spring?
Stay ahead of the tech curve In today’s rapidly evolving marketplace, staying
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abreast of current technology trends is an integral part of maintaining competitive advantage. Innovating, challenging, learning from best practice and developing your business across a number of fast growth areas can help you to stay ahead of the game. First and foremost is understanding the direction of change when it comes to home energy generation. Solar PV off ers a simple way for homeowners to take control of their energy spend and live more sustainably. While it’s often suggested that purchasing and installing renewables is expensive and out of reach for the average energy user, this isn’t necessarily the case, especially with the cost of utilities continually on the rise.
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