With the increasing interest of homeowners in renewable energy, the potential cost savings of residential solar panels have become more significant than ever. Solar energy is now acknowledged as a cost-effective solution to cut down energy expenses while also contributing to a greener future. In this blog post, we will conduct a comprehensive analysis of…
Australia is known for its abundance of sunshine, which explains why so many households in the country have installed solar panels on their rooftops. With the growing popularity of solar battery storage, the potential for a new way of distributing energy has emerged, known as a virtual power plant (VPP). This may sound complicated, but…
Working from home can be an excellent way to save money on commuting and other work-related expenses. However, it’s important to keep in mind that spending more time at home can lead to higher electricity bills. Luckily, there are many effective ways to save energy and money when working from home. Switch on your…
Power purchase agreements (PPAs) help businesses achieve sustainability goals whilst also ensuring affordable long-term pricing for electricity, helping to manage the risk of volatile power markets and generate savings on energy bills. Solar PPAs are often the most affordable, accessible, and effective way for organisations to procure renewable energy and reduce emissions. PPAs are especially…
The first month of 2023 is nearly over, which is the perfect time to assess how to do things better. In this blog we will assess how you can live more sustainably over the next 12 months without spending ridiculous money, or sacrificing things you love. At Future X Energy we are committed to “creating…
What Are Virtual Power Plants? (VPP) Virtual Power Plants (VPP) AKA battery aggregation (or energy sharing) connects batteries in an energy sharing network. VPP’s are a way for households to uncover more benefits from their solar panel PV, battery systems and drive down their energy cost. The easiest way to describe a VPP is renewable…
The cost of energy is rising as the world’s population and consumption continues to increase. As demand for energy outweighs supply, prices are going up. Unfortunately, there are indications that prices will continue to increase. According to the Federal Budget we can assume power prices were expected to grow by an average of 20 per…
