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Guides and explainers for UK homeowners going solar.

Fox ESS - Inverters UK

4 August 2026

Inverters – The Solar Component Nobody Asks About

Everyone compares solar panels. Almost nobody asks about the inverter, even though it's the part most likely to need replacing first. Here's what it does and what to ask your installer.

Solar sherpa

4 August 2026

Solar Panels – What Actually Decides If They're Worth It

The panel brand on your roof matters far less than four other things. Here's what actually moves the numbers on a UK solar system, and when it isn't worth doing.

Fox Ess Products

24 February 2025

Are Fox ESS Inverters Good?

Fox ESS is a growing inverter brand offering affordable and efficient solar solutions. Our article covers its features, limitations and whether it’s the right choice for you.

Solars Eurovision moment

17 February 2025

Is Now a Good Time to Invest in Solar?

Delaying the installation of solar panels in anticipation of future technological advancements or price drops can lead to missed financial benefits, as current systems already offer high efficiency an

Solar sherpa

12 February 2025

4 Key Things to Consider When Buying Solar Panels

Choosing solar panels is like buying a car because both require careful consideration of efficiency, quality, durability and cost to ensure a worthwhile investment.

Solar sherpa

1 February 2025

Why You Shouldn’t Just Google “Best UK Solar Panels”

Focusing solely on finding the “best” solar panels can be misleading; it’s crucial to consider the overall system design and professional installation to ensure optimal performance and return on inves

Solar sherpa

20 January 2025

Will Solar Panels Increase the Value of Your Home? Probably, and here are the studies to prove it

Multiple studies have shown that installing solar panels can significantly increase your home’s value, with some research indicating an average rise of up to 14%.

Solar sherpa

13 January 2025

Solar Panel Financing | Are You Making This £38,731 Mistake?

Delaying solar panel installation due to financing concerns can result in missing out on potential profits exceeding £38,000, even after accounting for loan repayments.