Mr Punter Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago 11 minutes ago, Beelbeebub said: you get no points for batteries. If that is the case, make no provision for them. Do not suggest to tenants that they are authorised to install batteries. A world of liability for you.
-rick- Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago So these properties are all owned by a single person with no plan to sell separately? If you wish to preserve an easy option to sell separately it sounds a fair bit more complex than otherwise. If operating as a pooled resource there may be options to get more efficiency out of the system. (Multi-tenant inverters exist, someone posted a link here recently).
Beelbeebub Posted just now Author Posted just now 2 hours ago, -rick- said: So these properties are all owned by a single person with no plan to sell separately? If you wish to preserve an easy option to sell separately it sounds a fair bit more complex than otherwise. If operating as a pooled resource there may be options to get more efficiency out of the system. (Multi-tenant inverters exist, someone posted a link here recently). Yes, no plans to sell. I've looked at the multi tenant systems (solshare or something). They are pretty pricey (5-10k) and have 15 outputs (5 x 3phases) so make the most sense in blocks of flats. 2 hours ago, Mr Punter said: If that is the case, make no provision for them. Do not suggest to tenants that they are authorised to install batteries. A world of liability for you. That is the most hard nosed approach but the benefit to the tenants is much more limited - especially with lower export rates.
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