Plug-in solar is legal, and we track every kit approved to plug in. 109 are on the register, only 20 are on sale anywhere, and we read every price on the seller’s own page. We earn nothing from any of them.
Calculate My SavingsModelled saving £124 a year on a south-facing 800W kit. Run your postcode →
109 kits are approved, only 20 are actually on sale, and the cheapest has fallen to £336 without a single seller cutting a price. We read every price on the seller’s own page and publish the index behind it. Here is what has changed since the law came in. See this week’s index.
Both cleared this week and the register has almost doubled in thirteen days. EcoFlow’s entry names the flat roof, facade and pitched roof, and not the balcony it markets hardest. We read the entry, set it against Zendure’s six bracket filings, and put the question to EcoFlow.
Read what the register says →
Five approved kits are now under £500, and three of them carry close to a kilowatt of panel.
Every seller of an approved kit, the wait each one publishes, and the £290 you save collecting in person.
Single-panel kits reset the cheapest way in. What a watt costs barely changed. Two different numbers, and most coverage runs them together.
Two free tools, no sign-up. See whether your balcony gets sun, then get a postcode-level savings estimate.
Search a postcode, drop a marker, and see real direct-sun hours with buildings and trees included (how we model accuracy).
Try the shadow simulatorPVGIS satellite data for your postcode, your tariff, your setup. A modelled annual saving in about 60 seconds.
Calculate my savings
A south-facing 800W kit is modelled to save about £124 a year at the current cap. Your roof, your postcode and your tariff all move that number. Run yours.
The cheapest approved kit is £336, so payback lands near three and a half years at the modelled saving. Panels are warrantied well beyond that.
Designed for renters. Take your panels when you move - nothing left behind.
A kit on the register is notified to your network operator after it goes in, not before. The form takes minutes and costs nothing. See the G98 walkthrough.
Since 27 August 2026 a kit on the ENA G98 register plugs into an ordinary socket. You notify your network operator afterwards, and the notification is a form, not an application.
Check the reference number is on the register before you pay, because compliance attaches to the tested kit and not to the brand. All 109 approved kits, and who actually has them in stock.
Fix the panels to a balcony railing, a garden fence, a flat roof or a south-facing wall, then plug the kit in. Anything not on the register still needs a CPS-registered electrician and a hardwired connection.
Your system feeds electricity into your home, offsetting what you'd draw from the grid. Watch your bill drop. Understand balcony solar as part of energy resilience.
The register now carries 109 approved kits and the cheapest has fallen to £336. We email you when a new kit is approved, when the price index moves, and when a major brand lands. Nothing in between.
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Run the calculator for your postcode-level savings, then check the register before you buy. A listed kit plugs into a socket. Anything else needs an electrician.
Run the calculatorClick to see local savings, DNO notification, and renter information for the six largest UK cities we model.
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One hundred and nine kits from twenty-four manufacturers are now approved, and the list is changing week by week. I will email you when prices move or a major brand clears the register. One message, no noise.
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