What affects the cost of a solar system in BCS

The cost of a solar system in BCS is driven mostly by your electricity consumption, not your home's size — bigger bills need bigger systems. After that, whether you add batteries, how remote your property is, and your roof all move the price. There's no flat rate; the quote is built from your actual usage.

Consumption is the main driver

System size grows with your kWh. If you're on the DAC tariff, that can justify a bigger system, because every kWh you offset is worth more. Your consumption is always the starting point.

Batteries, remoteness, and roof

Batteries add cost (for backup or off-grid); remote sites add logistics; and complex roofs — multiple planes, shade, difficult materials — add labor and mounting. Each one adjusts the price to your specific case.

Why to be wary of a flat price

Anyone quoting a fixed price without seeing your bill is guessing. A real quote starts from your CFE usage and your site conditions, not a catalog rate.