The most common solar systems for homes and businesses are “on-grid” or “grid-connected” systems. These systems use special devices called solar inverters or microinverters and are linked to the public electricity grid. When you generate solar power, it’s usually used to run your home or business. If you produce more solar power than you need, it goes into the grid, and you often get paid for it through a feed-in-tariff (FiT) or energy credits.

For those who wish to enhance the energy storage capacity of their on-grid system, it is feasible to integrate batteries at a later stage. Notably, the Green Power stands out as a popular AC battery solution that can be seamlessly added to nearly any existing solar system, offering the benefits of energy storage and backup power.