About Energy Stack
Energy Stack is a UK reference site about solar, battery storage, EV charging, heat pumps, fixed air conditioning and the equipment and rules around them.
Connected home energy systems
Solar panels, home batteries, EV chargers, heat pumps and fixed AC are often researched separately, although they may share the same electricity supply, tariff, meter data and controls. Energy Stack covers the individual technologies and the connections between them.
The site includes topic introductions, detailed guides, technical definitions and reference pages for manufacturers and equipment. It also covers DNO processes, export arrangements, tariffs, commissioning documents, warranties and other details that affect how a home energy system is designed or operated.
Who the site is for
Energy Stack is written primarily for people researching home energy equipment or understanding a system they already own. It explains products, system architecture, technical standards, tariffs, commissioning evidence and the relationships between them.
The technical detail is also useful to installers, manufacturers, journalists and other readers who need a clear account of a product, standard or home energy concept.
Topic pages, guides and reference entries
The Solar, Battery storage, EV charging and Heat pumps and air conditioning pages introduce each subject and link to relevant material. Guides bring related information together around a substantial topic. The Knowledge Base provides more specific technical references, while the Glossary gives shorter definitions.
Brand and model pages identify current and older equipment that may still be installed in UK homes. Exact model codes and current manufacturer documents should be checked before relying on a specification for installation, repair or replacement work.
Accuracy, corrections and contact
Technical rules, tariffs and product ranges change. Energy Stack uses current primary information for claims that can become outdated and shows review dates on detailed pages where they are needed.
If something is wrong, out of date or unclear, use Updates and corrections. For general or editorial enquiries, use the contact page or email hello@energystack.uk.