Lavo's household energy autonomy solution enables homes to achieve complete self-sufficiency in energy supply, reducing or eliminating reliance on external power grids. By integrating solar panels, electrolyzers, metal hydride hydrogen storage, and fuel cells, the system creates a self-contained energy ecosystem. During daylight, solar energy powers the home directly; any surplus is used to produce hydrogen via electrolysis, which is stored in Lavo's units. When solar generation is insufficient—such as at night or during inclement weather—the stored hydrogen is converted back into electricity and heat through the fuel cell, meeting the home's energy needs. This cycle ensures a constant, uninterrupted supply of power and heating, with all energy produced and used on-site. The result is a household that operates independently, with reduced utility bills and a minimal carbon footprint, as the entire process relies on renewable energy and produces no greenhouse gas emissions. Lavo's solution thus redefines residential energy use, making true autonomy achievable for everyday homes, and aligns with global efforts to transition to sustainable, decentralized energy systems.