Win a six-panel solar system, worth more than £6,000!

Win a 6-panel solar PV array

Enter now for a chance to help protect the planet and your pocket with a solar installation from egg.

One lucky winner will receive a six-panel solar installation, worth £6,281. They’ll also receive a 30-minute virtual consultation with egg to discuss their bespoke solar panel build.

The six solar panels typically suit a three-bedroom house in terms of consumption. The winner can choose to add more panels and a battery to their solution at their expense, with various payment options available.

About egg:

After 10 years of working with the sun, egg have built a reputation for supporting homes across the UK with reliable Solar and Battery Storage.

They design it, install it, and support you, one ray at a time.

egg is a Which? accredited installer, demonstrating that they’re one of the highest quality solar installers around.

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stephen abbott
21 days ago

would go with with my battery and heat pump

Edward
21 days ago

I’m getting a heat pump installed soon – now a lot better informed thanks to Mars and the RHH youtube podcasts. Solar seems ideal for covering base load during the day – especially if it’s free! But solar + battery is probably better still.

Caroline
Caroline
21 days ago

It would save me money and stop me being so worried about energy bills. It would make me feel a little more self sufficient. It would be my tiny bit towards decarbonisation.

S Parmar
S Parmar
20 days ago

This would help so much from a financial point of view with bills going through the roof and struggling to find a job – would be a great win

wayne
wayne
20 days ago

my electric bills are going insane would be nice to have a bit of a reprieve

Barton285
20 days ago

It would ease my worries on energy usage and be beneficial to the planet

Wayne Lee
20 days ago

Reduced Electricity Bills

  • My home will generate its own electricity, reducing reliance on the grid.
  • During daylight hours, I can use the electricity the panels produce, potentially lowering my bills substantially—especially in sunny months.

Energy Independence

  • I will become less dependent on my utility provider, which can shield me from price increases.
  • In some setups (especially with batteries), I may have partial or full backup during power outages.

Home Energy Profile Shifts

  • I may start timing energy-intensive tasks (laundry, dishwasher) during the day to use free solar power.
  • A smart meter or solar monitoring app can help track usage and optimize savings.

Environmental Impact

  • My home’s carbon footprint will decrease since I’ll be using clean, renewable energy.
  • This supports broader sustainability goals and may improve my home’s appeal to eco-conscious buyers.

Changes to My Property

  • Roof-mounted panels are the most common and visible change.
  • I’ll need a suitable, unshaded roof area—ideally south-facing (in the Northern Hemisphere).
  • Some systems may also require inverters, battery storage units, or updated electrical panels, typically installed in garages or utility rooms.
Ian Cooper
Ian Cooper
20 days ago

We were turned down on the local group buy, so fingers crossed!

Sarah R
Sarah R
20 days ago

Thanks for the opportunity, would be a lifesaver for money-saving and environmental!

Debbie Gillespie
20 days ago

My energy bills have increased recently. By generating my own energy I’d be able to ease the financial burden.

Richard Simpson
Richard Simpson
20 days ago

These solar panels would save me a fortune on energy costs!

Andrew Robson
Andrew Robson
20 days ago

Great start to a green home

Pamtay
19 days ago

It’s the only way I could afford to go green

Jonathan Thomas
Jonathan Thomas
19 days ago

It has been a constant struggle to pay my bills this would ease the burden of that tremendously

John Radburn
19 days ago

The battery option would be a game changer for us.

Ray Dodds
Ray Dodds
19 days ago

Able to stay properly warm in cold weather

james
james
19 days ago

yeah

Grace
Grace
19 days ago

Would be amazing to win, for the longest time ive wanted to be able to afford such a thing!

Andy Wilson
Andy Wilson
19 days ago

By winning this it would dramatically change my bills but also I think improve my knowledge of what utilities to use when to make the best of cheap power for recharging a car (not gone eleccy yet!) or the washing machines

Jo Jones
19 days ago

Solar panels would provide free electricity on bright or sunny days so help keep bills smaller.

Jane
Jane
19 days ago

Lessen my energy bill

John Kilkelly
19 days ago

Use of Solar panels leads to reduced Electricity Bills.
– Solar panels generate free electricity from sunlight, reducing your reliance on the grid. 

Jed Harper
Jed Harper
18 days ago

I would save money and therefore be enthusiastic about being more efficient with my energy usage.

Christopher Michael
18 days ago

Would be good to save a few quid

mgmazz
18 days ago

This would help financially

Valerie Seal
18 days ago

Our house is positioned ideally for solar panels. It will aid the environment, ourselves financially and our family who will inherit and keep the house.

Zoe
Zoe
18 days ago

Would be a great addition to older solar panels

Paul S
Paul S
18 days ago

It would drastically improve my energy performance!

Johnmo
17 days ago

I see why I did a DIY install now. Just looked a City plumbing for current prices a full install kit of 6 panels, inverter, mounts etc is £1019 including vat.

So only £5.2k to install it. Good job they are giving away.

Judith
17 days ago

We need a few more panels!

Maebud
Maebud
17 days ago

How to maximise the solar gain and usage especially during duller days

Jjj
Jjj
17 days ago

I’d just feel so happy that instead of consuming energy, I’d be producing it too! I use a lot of solar power in my garden anyway so having panels on the roof would fit so well!

William Gould
16 days ago

It wouldn’t change our usage much as we use most electricity during the daytime! Only the TV and a small light from 6pm onwards!

Chris Major
Chris Major
16 days ago

Linked to my ev for free charging using a battery

dribbly
dribbly
16 days ago

would be able to export a lot!

Jonathan Saunders
Jonathan Saunders
16 days ago

Battery option is certainly looking like the way to go!

Harry B
Harry B
16 days ago

It would make my bills cheaper!

RedSwan
15 days ago

I have panels and am looking for a battery setup

Beth Cronin
Beth Cronin
15 days ago

Perfect heat pump addition

Martin
15 days ago

If I was lucky enough to win the solar panel array, it would change how I use energy a very significant way. I would most likely get a suitable residential energy storage system compatible with the solar panel array. I would be so excited to see how that all works out.

Last edited 15 days ago by BigPappy
Martin
15 days ago

If I was lucky enough to win the solar panel array, it would change how I use energy a very significant way. I would most likely get a suitable residential energy storage system compatible with the solar panel array. I would be so excited to see how that all worls out.

Sam
Sam
14 days ago

Just bought our first (and final) home and we’re now saving up to try and get solar panels done (and a lot of other things!) so winning this would be amazing as it would allow us to focus on getting insulation and heat pumps sorted quicker!

COREY SIMMONS
13 days ago

BEING DISABLED SAVING MONEY IN EVERY WAY I CAN IS THE MOST IMPORTANT THING!

Clare L Kendrick
Clare L Kendrick
13 days ago

I would love the opportunity to save money and contribute to lessening the impact on the environment but money is just so tight, so giving people the opportunity to win this is awesome, thankyou.

zaphy42
13 days ago

I got a couple of quotes for solar panels. several years ago, but the cost of scaffolding was almost as much as the panels themselves, and there’s nothing much that’s special about our house or the roof. That put me off at the time, I’d love solar panels to reduce our electricity bill and do our bit for the environment, but I like to add battery storage and a heat pump as well ideally.

Gilbert
Gilbert
12 days ago

Will go with with my new heat pump

Jess Port
11 days ago

This would be a really great start to a green energy transition for our home- reduced bills an added bonus! It would also be a good nudge towards upgrading to an EV (long-planned but delayed by financial constraints!)

DowallyDrifter
10 days ago

Solar would reduce running costs for our new heat pump, especially during a Scottish summer.

Frank Davidson
10 days ago

I wouldn’t make hasty decisions from the outset. I’d use the open pulse meter connections on my current meter to log electricity usage also keep a paper log of what is being used when. From there I’d work out an grid-saving strategy e.g. shower / batch cook / vacuum/ boil water at solar peaks. I’d then consider battery packs / Powerwall.

S chapman
S chapman
9 days ago

We’d be able to charge the electric car from the panels – free driving!

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