An extraordinary road towards an electric-driven world enhanced by photovoltaic solar panels.
In the early 20th-century, it would’ve been an inside toilet that sealed the deal when home buying. Today, PV solar panels are a must-have desirable.
Additionally, a good mobile connection and a spacious wardrobe are other desirables. As buyers become more selective and demanding, the ultimate on the wish list will be solar panels. Read the rest of this entry »
Wondering if to install PV solar panels (photovoltaic) in your life? Now is the time. Our collective vision extends further than any next election.
The UK’s PV solar industry has witnessed continued government attacks fuelled by George Osbourne’s (conflict of interest) investments in the traditional energy sector. This year saw cuts to the incentives for solar panels that brought about boom and bust for our fledgling PV industry. Read the rest of this entry »
The unabated popularity of solar panels will grow alongside our enthusiasm. Currently, for every barrel of oil we discover, we now consume three!
At some point, global oil production will start to fail – FOREVER!
Solar technology is freedom from external forces that drive-up energy costs. Freedom always comes at a cost. Read the rest of this entry »
Future forecasting is involved when choosing to install solar panels. Preparing for weather is what solar panel adopters do.
A similar choice to carrying an umbrella on a sunny morning in the full knowledge of rain in the afternoon. That smug feeling of walking home dry while others get a decent soaking. I’ve bestowed the advantages of solar panels since 2004. Read the rest of this entry »
A fresh view of the PV solar panel (photovoltaic) industry. Bank holiday chaos will once again mark the advent of the British summertime.
The sun is shining, and our overcrowded island and roads will fill-up with expectant families. Energy-savvy families wishing to install PV solar panels will gather too. The old feed-in tariff will continue through the summer months. People will receive the tariff at around 15.44 pence per kWh for surplus supplied to the Grid. Read the rest of this entry »
I’ve been personally involved in the solar panel industry since 2004.
I’ve seen the highs and lows over those years. It broke my heart to see governmental policies attempt to destroy our industry. Additionally, the media interest from a high-profile court left consumers confused.
