Electricity bills keep climbing, and most of us are trying to figure out how to pay less without sitting in the dark. Maybe you've gone solar. Maybe you've cracked the time-of-use code with your EcoFlow setup. Maybe you just have a weird energy-saving trick that actually works.💰Drop your electricity bill comparison or your go-to energy-saving tip below. Let's help each other keep more money where it belongs — in our pockets.🏷️Create a post and tag #PowerAnything to share your idea, or drop it in the comments below.🎁 Share your story and earn EcoCredits! Earn points to redeem discounts by registering, logging in, posting, commenting, and liking.

Ever had a camping trip that would've been a total disaster… if you hadn't brought your power station?Think about it:🔋 Kept your CPAP running all night?📸 Charged your camera just in time for that epic sunrise?🎧 Kept the kids entertained with a tablet so you could actually set up camp in peace?💻 Worked "just one hour" from the campsite so your boss didn't freak out?So let us know—What's one time bringing a power station saved your trip?Or flipped it around: when did you NOT bring one, and instantly regretted it? 🤦👇 Drop your story below — serious, funny, dramatic, whatever you've got. Best stories earn EcoCredits (aka discounts)!

I had a grid-tied, net-metered, roof mounted solar system installed November 2022. The last electric bill I actually had to pay was February 2023.My EF stations have been obtained for power failure backup since I did not get a battery back-up with my solar system. It would have cost more than the system itself becuase of regulations - plus batteries have come way down in cost since then. But, since I have the equipment, I might as well use it for other things.Even though I don't "need" to, spring thru fall I use my EF station, charged with stand-alone solar panels, to reduce what I use from my roof top system (or have to pull from the grid when the sun is absent). The list of items I run purely off of my power stations is not all-inclusive, but carries the larger items:Refrigerator (just started battery use a couple of weeks ago since I added a couple of larger stations)Desktop computer/modem/routerCooking appliances: Microwave, multi-cooker and George Foreman grillCoffee makerPortable DishwasherWashing machineWindow fansDevices - phone, Kindle, laptop (seperate from desktop)Ryobi batteries (charged from EF stations): 40v mower and leaf blower; 18v power tools, lawn equipment, vaccum; and 3-4v misc tools.My pellet stoves (yes, still running - although only light use), lights, TV/cable, on-demand hot water (propane but with elelctric ignition) are still on house power. Yesterday I only pulled 1.3 kwh from the grid and 1.9 kwh from my grid-tied solar for a total of 3.2 kwh from my home system.I enjoy the challenge of keeping my grid and roof solar usage low, while making use of my "emergency" backup equipment to provide for as much of my electrical needs as possible.

We need ecoflow solar sheds that are completely covered in solar panels so we can maximize solar input without all the hassle of finding ways to mount them in limited space areas. I’m sure ecoflow could do this right with different size shed options to fit every budget.imagine having 2 or 3, what a set up.

We need to go vertical with our solar panels, this will save alot of space so we can do important activities, ecoflow could do this right and make different sizes that are portable, yet strong, that can hold multiple different sized solar panels so we can maximize our space savings and recharging capability.

We need an ecoflow multi tool to handle the task of making any adjustments we need, that has every tool needed for every ecoflow product that needs a tool like solar rack that automatically adhusts to the sun, we could keep one in the storage compartment of every ecoflow product we have that has a storage compartment so we always have the right tool for the job.

We need ecoflow window and windshield shades with built in solar panels, they could be used on car windshields, car windows, on windows in our homes, so we can use them to their full potential and get that sweet sun any time we have an extra window anywhere to charge up our devices or to keep them topped up.

I think they are called koozie’s, you know those things you put around your poo can to keep it cold fir a longer amount of time, or to keep your coffee hot for a llongrr amount of time, ecoflow could make them with built in batteries to last for hours and keep the cool driinks cool like only ecoflow can

We need s good ecoflow cart to move around our ecoflow units, the current ones I see with cloth actually look weak, I wouldn’t trust coth with big heavy battery’s like these, we need something solid with large wheels that can actually go across gravel and dirt, not those little baby stroller wheels I see on current carts.

Some folks here in the forum and in the FB groups have posted about occasional charging challenges between power stations and power banks with bidirectional charging. I picked up a high speed, high watt USB C to USB C adapter online to see if it would help force the charging direction from the Trail to the RAPID. After a short pause, it worked on the first plug in! I’ll keep testing it out to confirm it fully works, but I’m sharing now in case someone else was thinking of trying this option.

We need an ecoflow seed starter that is powered by our ecoflow units to help with our ultimate off grid set up while we charge everything up with solar powered by ecoflow, it coukd integrate with the app to control things like lamp output including heat, and timings, hydrstion levels, and more.Do you have a better idea?Be sure to like, comment, and share this idea.I’ll be releasing three new ideas a day.Search “Products We Want” to see my other ideas.

We need sn ecoflow smart watch, or at least a smart watch app to be able to control our devices, get on the go real time alerts, and to be able to change settings all on the go without having to have our phone with us as we all don’t live on our phones twenty four hours a day.Do you have a better idea?Be sure to like, comment, and share this idea.I’ll be releasing three new ideas a day.Search “Products We Want” to see my other ideas.

We need an ecoflow thermostat to integrate and work flawlessly with our home backup system that can smartly help regulate indoor temperatures depending on battery life, which would be extremely helpful getting us maximum battery life during outages when we can’t recharge. Do you have a better idea?Be sure to like, comment, and share this idea.I’ll be releasing three new ideas a day.Search “Products We Want” to see my other ideas.

We meed ecoflow camper's with built in solar panels all over it so we can very rapidly charge everything up while on the go, this way we can go camping or even live in the mobile unit and keep traveling and never have to worry about electricity ever again, and look futuristic doing it. Make em big, make em small.Do you have a better idea?Be sure to like, comment, and share this idea.I’ll be releasing three new ideas a day.Search “Products We Want” to see my other ideas.

We need an ecoflow transformer that is part maybe delta pro and part solar panels, something that can output 240v with lots of battery built in that we can easily push around or pull around. It could expand to let the dolar oanels out snd transform back into just a a main ecoflow unit that can sorta easily be transported.Do you have a better idea?Be sure to like, comment, and share this idea.I’ll be releasing three new ideas a day.Search “Products We Want” to see my other ideas.

We need Ecoflow the band to get on stage rock n roll all night with original tunes about the fantastic ecoflow lineup, not just the fantastic lineup of original songs, but tye fantastic lineup of power equipment that keeps the stage powered up all night long.Do you have a better idea?Be sure to like, comment, and share this idea.I’ll be releasing three new ideas a day.Search “Products We Want” to see my other ideas.

I frequently game on my PS4, but after many years, the battery capacity on my controllers has decreased over time. One day I’ll replace the internal batteries, but until then? EcoFlow! Since my two controllers are paired to different devices, I use my Rapid 10K to keep the PS4-paired controller charged and ready for the next virtual adventure.

I forgot my laptop’s AC power brick at home while working from another location. Cue the Trail 300 and the EcoFlow 100W USB C cable to the rescue! My work laptop can be a power hog when I have several multimedia development apps running. The 65W power brick was getting a bit too hot for my liking, so I borrowed the Trail 300 to keep it all going. The 140W USB C output was a huge help. A relative let me know it was due for a power cycle so I was happy to help them run down the unit! I guess I now have a use case for the 100W EcoFlow power brick. I hope there’s an EcoCredits coupon I can use!

We need ecoflow tires and wheel with built in solar panels to help keep our ev’s charged up just enough to get us to safety when we get stranded in the middle of nowhere, this way they are always with us and always charging, even if just a small bit.Do you have a better idea?Be sure to like, comment, and share this idea.I’ll be releasing three new ideas a day.Search “Products We Want” to see my other ideas.

We need ecoflow solar panels that are disguised as fake outdoor trees and brushed, so we can utilize any available space to charge up our ecoflow devices, this would be great to keep the view looking as natural as possible while not wasting any of our limited space.Do you have a better idea?Be sure to like, comment, and share this idea.I’ll be releasing three new ideas a day.Search “Products We Want” to see my other ideas.