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Solar power is bloody widespread, mate. Even though these energy sources are clean as a whistle and renewable, they've got one major snag— they ain't 100% on tap. Solar power only kicks in during the day, and it's a no-go for generating juice at night. So, when the home lighting needs are a bit on the low side, you can usually go for the solar vibe. That's why storing power is fair dinkum crucial, so you can use it when you need it, and that's where battery storage comes into play. Storing power with batteries is a must to make sure you've got power when the time comes. When you're using batteries, any excess power gets stashed in the battery system, so on cloudy days when the solar setup can't dish out the needed power, you can grab power from the battery instead of the grid, keeping your electricity bill in check.