Best solar panel & battery bundles (2026)

Bundle panels and storage to cut bills and earn from exports. See 2026 costs, payback and get free quotes.

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Why bundle solar with a battery?

A battery stores daytime solar (or cheap off-peak power) so you can use it in the expensive evening peak, slashing how much you buy from the grid. Buying panels and a battery as a bundle is usually cheaper than separately and unlocks the highest export tariffs.

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Typical bundle costs (2026)

SystemTypical bundle costSuits
~3-4kW + 5kWh battery~£8,000-£10,000Smaller homes / lower usage
~5-6kW + 10kWh battery~£11,000-£14,000Family homes / EV owners

Indicative installed prices as of July 2026; actual cost depends on roof, equipment and installer. Payback is typically ~7-12 years.

FAQs

How much does a solar + battery bundle cost?

Typically £8,000-£14,000 depending on system and battery size; bundling is usually cheaper than buying separately.

Is a bundle worth it?

For most suitable homes - with the cap up 13% from July, storing solar avoids peak grid rates and exports earn via SEG up to ~32p/kWh.

What payback can I expect?

About 7-12 years depending on size, usage and export rate - faster if you also charge the battery on a cheap off-peak tariff.

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Updated on 30 Jun 2026