Calculate Your Solar Savings
Right system = Real savings.
Find yours!
Punch in your bills and usage for a quick estimate.
In under 60 seconds we’ll estimate your ideal system size (kW),
estimated production (kWh), bill reduction %, and the
minimum battery size for blackout protection and getting rid of your night time usage, tuned to Ballarat’s unique weather conditions.
Calculate Your Solar Savings Here
Recommended Size
Rule-of-thumb system size based on your bill and tariff. Final design still depends on roof layout, phases and other site details.
Estimated Solar Production
Approximate average daily output in typical local conditions. Weather, shading and performance will change real results.
Estimated Bill Reduction
Estimated bill reduction only. Your savings depend on how much solar you use during the day and your plan’s export rates.
Recommended Battery Size (Min)
Minimum battery size suggested to meaningfully cut evening grid use based on your bill and chosen solar system.
How We Work Out
Your Solar Savings
Your Energy Usage
We use your bill and
daily habits to
estimate how much
power you typically
use.
Local Sunlight Hours
Your area’s average
sunshine helps
predict how much
solar your system
can produce.
Tariffs & Feed-in Rates
We factor in your
electricity rate and
solar export credits to
estimate bill
reductions.
Backup & Battery Goals
If you want blackout
protection, we size a
battery based on
what you need
running.
Ready to go solar,
but not sure where to start?
Plan Your Solar with Confidence
Here’s what you can expect with our Solar Savings Calculator
Recommended System Size
A suggested solar system size (kW) based on your usage, budget, and roof-friendly options.
Estimated Solar Production
A realistic estimate of how much energy your system could generate in Ballarat and nearby suburbs across the year.
Estimated Bill Reduction
A clear picture of how much your power bills could drop, based on your usage patterns and current tariffs.
Recommended Battery Size
If you want blackout backup, we’ll suggest a battery size (kWh) to keep your essentials running when the grid goes down.