take control
of your energy.

Taylor gives you more energy and independence thanks to solar panels with Nano Optimizers, smart battery storage and the Taylor Energy Manager.

Explore the
Taylor Energy System.

House with Taylor solar panels, Nano Optimizers, battery and Open energy managerHouse with Taylor solar panels, Nano Optimizers, battery and Open energy manager

Get more from your own energy.
Electricity demand is growing, especially as we move away from natural gas. That’s why it’s more important than ever to get the most from your solar panels. Developed together with Eindhoven University of Technology, Taylor intelligently matches energy generation, storage and consumption, helping you maximise self-consumption while giving you greater independence and control over your energy.

Taylor solar panels with Nano Optimizers, smart batteries and the Taylor Energy Manager work seamlessly together, eliminating the hassle of incompatible components. Developed with leading manufacturers and installed by experienced Dutch partners, Taylor delivers a reliable system from roof to app.

Already have solar panels? Simply add a Taylor battery and our Energy Manager to get more from your existing installation, and expand with Taylor solar panels whenever you’re ready.

Become independent and save with the Taylor Energy Manager.

The Taylor Energy Manager intelligently controls your solar panels, battery, heat pump, EV charger (fall 2026) and other electrical loads to keep your energy costs as low as possible.It automatically decides when to use electricity, store it or feed it back into the grid—without any additional monthly subscription fees.

Get more from your solar energy.

The more of your self-generated solar energy you use directly, the less electricity you need to buy from your energy supplier. This becomes even more valuable once the Dutch net metering scheme is fully phased out in 2027.

Your battery plays a key role. During the day—typically around midday—surplus solar energy is stored. In the evening, you use this stored energy instead of buying electricity from the grid.

Later this year, the Taylor Energy Manager will also be able to intelligently control your heat pump and electric vehicle, automatically heating or charging them whenever surplus solar energy is available.

Get more from your grid connection.

Planning to make your home more sustainable with a heat pump, EV charger or induction hob? You’ll quickly reach the limits of your existing grid connection. The Taylor Energy Manager uses the battery to absorb short-term peaks in electricity demand, allowing you to stay within the capacity of your current connection without the need for an expensive upgrade. Already have a high-capacity grid connection? You may even be able to downgrade to a smaller one, reducing your annual network charges. Depending on your situation, this can save you more than €1,000 per year.

Freedom to choose = more opportunities to save.

Electricity prices fluctuate throughout the day. With a dynamic energy contract and the Taylor Energy Manager, your battery automatically charges, stores and feeds back electricity at the most beneficial times, helping you reduce your energy costs.

You’re always in control. In the Taylor app, you choose the energy strategies that suit your household while remaining free to switch energy suppliers whenever you like. That flexibility can save you tens to hundreds of euros each year.

When solar generation is low, your battery charges automatically when electricity prices are low—even negative—and powers your home later when prices rise. On sunny days, surplus solar energy is stored and fed back into the grid when electricity prices are at their highest, maximising its value.

Your data.
Secure by design.

The majority of inverters send data directly to poorly protected servers outside Europe. Your energy data is personal, which is why Taylor routes all system data through the Taylor Gateway directly to secure European servers, fully compliant with GDPR. Control signals from energy suppliers also pass exclusively through European servers before reaching your battery, helping to protect both your privacy and the stability of the electricity grid.

Taylor panels: smart under shade and soiling.

Shade or soiling—such as leaves or bird droppings—on one part of a solar panel can block the current of your entire system. That’s why microinverters or optimizers are often used: they limit the blockage to one panel. Taylor panels with Nano Optimizers do it smarter. They optimise per 1/6 of a panel, so only a small portion is affected by shade or dirt. That’s how you get up to 20% more energy from your roof.

House with pitched roof and six Taylor solar panels partly shaded by a tree
House with flat roof and sixteen Taylor solar panels partly shaded by a tree

more yield, measured in the field.

So what does it really deliver? We measured the output of the setup below for a full year. The darker the panel segment, the more energy it produced. For comparison, we calculated the yield with string inverters (with shade scan) and microinverters. The result: up to 20% more energy with Nano Optimizers.

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String inverter with shade scan
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House with flat roof and sixteen Taylor solar panels partly shaded by a treeHouse with flat roof and sixteen Taylor solar panels partly shaded by a tree

watt‑peak (Wp) isn’t everything.

Many panels are sold based on watt‑peak: the power under ideal conditions. But on your roof, shade and soiling also play a role. As a result, a Taylor panel with a lower watt‑peak almost always delivers more actual yield. And that’s what matters: how much energy you really get from your roof.

Bar chart showing higher yield per watt-peak for Taylor solar panels

Taylor batteries: what you generate, you want to keep.

Taylor offers a range of batteries. Easily stackable models suit systems with high energy demand, while the compact 'Mini' battery is built for situations where less storage is needed.

Taylor Batteries help you make better use of your existing solar panels:
âś” Consume your self-generated power whenever it suits you best
âś” Reduce reliance on your energy supplier and allow for a smaller grid connection
âś” Function as a backup power source during an energy outage

Many conventional systems, including string inverters, microinverters, and plug-in batteries, convert electricity between direct current (DC) and alternating current (AC) multiple times before it reaches the battery. Every conversion results in energy losses.

Taylor keeps your energy in DC all the way from the solar panels to the battery. By eliminating unnecessary conversions, Taylor reduces energy conversion losses by around 60%, allowing you to use more of the energy your panels generate.

Explanation of how Taylor DC-DC battery systems lose 4% less energy than micro-inverter systems
Taylor engineers collaborating behind a computer screen

European company, European support.

Taylor is built for European roofs, where space is scarce and yield matters. You get durable, smart solutions with secure control from Dutch servers and great service through local installers such as Kemkens and Bozon. Investors like ABP and Rabobank believe in our technology. Together with TU Delft, TU Eindhoven and TNO we keep innovating.

Close-up of Nano Optimizer on the back of a Taylor solar panel

investeer
verstandig.

Je dak is beperkt, maar je energievraag groeit naarmate we verder elektrificeren. Kies je nu voor lage opbrengst of een rommelige energiehuishouding, dan kom je later vast te zitten in je verduurzaming. Extra panelen bijleggen is meestal geen goede optie, of gewoonweg niet mogelijk. InefficiĂ«nte omvormers vervangen is onwenselijk. En niemand zit te wachten op gedoe of onderhoud. Met Taylor kies je voor één compleet systeem dat vanaf dag één goed werkt, slim met je energie omgaat en klaar is voor de toekomst.Â