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Installing solar panels will allow you to cut your fuel bills by using as much of the generated electricity as you need.
Purchase an outright PV System from us is and benefit by being paid for all the power your property produces.
Important information about the future Feed in Tariff 11/01/12
Take a look at out 'Latest News' to read about the new Feed in Tariffs that will be coming into place on 1st April 2012. There have already been dramatic cuts since December 12th 2011 and now the Solar industry faces more fierce cuts to Solar PV systems.
Recent Changes to your Feed-In-Tariff 31/10/2011
NEW DEADLINE FOR SOLAR PV INSTALLS AS FEED IN TARIFFS SLASHED BY 50%
The Facts
The DECC has announced a reduction to the Feed-In-Tariffs, this was preceded by a leak in the Financial Times on Wednesday 26th October 2011, plus Friday 28th October 2011 there was an administrative error whereby the EST website carried out a fact sheet on the propsed changes to Solar PV Feed-In-Tariff rates.
The REA and STA's Analysis
In an attempt to avoid this situation which industries are facing today, the REA and STA had already called for cuts in the tariffs across all sales of project of 25% as without action, there would be real danger wher the budget would be exceeded. The table which shows the market segment and also the likely impact can be seen by following this link, http://www.stobbartsres.com/News/decc-has-announced-a-reduction-to-feed-in-tariffs.html
The summary of proposals
The consultation only addresses PV, i.e. it is effectively a second emergency review, a proper comprehensive review is still scheduled, the propsed rates can be seen in a table by following the link above and scrolling down to 'Summary of the Proposals'
It will be an almost 8 week consultation with a deadlie of 23rd December 2011.
There will also be new energy efficiency requirements, from 1st April 2012 each domestic installation must be accompanied by an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) with a Level C or above, which has completed all "Green Deal" measures. Where a domestic property does not meet these Energy Efficiency Requirements, the Solar PV Installation may recieve a lower tariff (9p/kWh is suggested)
There is also a question on new tariffs for aggregated schemes. Clearly, it is an unusual step to have a reference date occuring before the deadline for the consultation. DECC's objective here is to limit spending at the higher tariff rates by as much as possible.
The main difference between purchasing a Solar PV System yourself or getting it for free is the Feed-In-Tariff (FIT). By investing in Solar yourself you will benefit from lower electricity bills and will keep all of the money from the FIT. By getting Solar installed for free it means that you will have no upfront cost responsibility and will benefit form lower electricity bills, but will not keep the FIT.
The Feed-in Tariff is a government-backed scheme to encourage property owners to generate green electricity.The scheme offers generous payments to property owners for energy produced from renewable sources like solar power.
The payments are tax-free, increase in line with inflation and are guaranteed for 25 years. An average system can provide a return of 11%, which makes them a great investment.
The Annual Benefit = Generation Tariff + Export Tariff + Reduced Bills
FIT Scheme - Information Leaflet(671.1 KB)
You can also view our Purchase Solar PV page for more information on the Feed-In-Tariff