GeePower Energy Storage

Nothing says "I've made it" quite like screenshotting your own electricity bill — but that's exactly what Matt did, and honestly, we love it.

In this video, Matt from The 22:23 Community Interest Company shows off his actual EDF bill after running his home on a GeePower Terra A battery system — while also charging his EV. No stock footage, no lab conditions. Just one household's real numbers.

Here's the setup: the Terra A charges up on cheap off-peak electricity, then feeds that stored energy back into the house during the pricier daytime hours. Simple idea — but it only works if it's actually tuned to how a home lives and breathes.

Which is kind of the whole point of sharing videos like this one. A spec sheet can tell you how many kWh a battery holds. It can't tell you what happens when real routines, real tariffs and a very real EV all show up at once.

A quick rundown of what the Terra A actually does:

Shifts your energy use to the cheapest hours of the day
Stores power for everyday home use
Manages EV charging alongside the household load
Plays nicely with solar, if you've got it
Steps in as backup power when the grid doesn't

Big thanks to our UK partner, The 22:23 CIC, for recording and sharing this footage.

One honest caveat: this is Matt's bill, not a universal promise. Your own results will depend on your tariff, consumption, system configuration and charging strategy — so take this as a real example, not a guarantee.

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