Net zero is impossible without batteries

To reach net zero, we need clean electricity even when the wind drops and the sun sets. Batteries store surplus wind and solar power for later, helping us use more renewables and burn less fossil fuel.

Wind & sun vary

Clean power depends
on the weather

Store the surplus

A battery keeps it
for later

Less fossil fuel

Stored power fills
the gaps

In the International Energy Agency’s net-zero scenario, global electricity storage grows sixfold from 2023 to 2030, with batteries providing 90% of the increase. Read the IEA report.

A smart battery saves you £700 per year

Kilowatt Club offers:

  1. £1,000 towards a battery and installation: £3,700 → £2,700
  2. The Brain controls the battery, making it save around £700 a year

Charge cheap, power the peak

A real day on the club’s test battery

Monday 7 September 2026 · FoxESS EP12 · UK time (BST)

The Pi planned to charge from 13:00–16:00 and export from 18:00–20:30. The charts pair the real tariffs and saved plan with the grid readings we recorded.

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Shading shows the saved plan, not proof of delivery. Bars are averages of available five-minute grid readings; hatching means no readings. Recording ended at 20:06 and missed much of the export event. The 19:00–20:00 Axle event is marked separately; its reward is not included in the export tariff.

Mission first

Our goal is to get a battery in every home. While we think our grant makes Kilowatt Club the most competitive way to do this, if you don’t want to join the club, please get a battery anyway. Some great options:

£15/month

Cancel any time and the Brain reverts to a timer, still covering a lot of the savings.

Join our waitlist and you could have a battery in a month

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