Solar panels for this crazy world

You may have heard about the export generation incentive also known as a feed-in tariff.

Don’t dilly-dally if you want to end expensive energy consumption.

The original intent of the export tariff was to reward pioneer solar adopters.

However, some solar companies took advantage of this scheme by offering homeowners free solar panels.

We don’t recommend this, because the installing company gains the tariff incentive.

This loophole in the legislation will soon close. Read the rest of this entry »

Let’s explain why photovoltaic solar panels are cool, even here in Britain?

Solar panels have been appearing on homes all over Britain.

The decision to purchase was helped by the export tariff scheme introduced in 2010.

The decision to purchase was helped by fear of escalating energy prices today and in the future.

The nutty era of gobsmacking energy costs is coming to an end for solar PV adopters. Read the rest of this entry »

Only when installed do you truly understand the benefits of solar panels.

The earliest solar pioneers are being generously rewarded – daily.

If you’re not a solar panel adopter, then sadly you’re still a slave to the oligarchs.

We champion the homeowner, whom the current export tariff is aimed at.

Solar panels offer the ability to self-generate and be paid for the surplus.

This is a massive constitutional change and why we recommend self-generation.

The generation tariff is designed to give homeowners an incentive to install PV (photovoltaic) solar panels.

Energy companies in the market offer a wide range of export rates currently averaging 4.44 pence per kWh.

I’d also recommend battery storage to power your evening and nighttime life.

Owning solar panels is certainly a wise investment in today’s electric-driven world.

Upward and gradual climbing in traditional energy costs is the new normal.

Traditional energy will always come at a premium price; the days of cheap energy are over.

Becoming an independent self-generating energy user will always be a good thing in the 21st-century.

The full benefits of installing solar panels:

• A steady income year-on-year from surplus energy.
• A large reductions in annual energy expenditure.
• An increase in property value.
• A better return-on-investment than keeping money in a bank account.
• Reduced carbon footprint.

The PV export tariff assures long-term stability for the solar industry, and people who adopt this wonderful technology.

Today, smart money buys a savvier energy future.

The take-up of photovoltaic or PV solar panels has been a tremendous success.

The export tariff is a catalyst for the astute.

Incentives so good that new installations are spread far and wide.

The demand for PV solar technology is strong, with around 550 MW installed since the feed-in tariffs began.

Energy price rises are so prevalent that it almost makes solar panel adoption inevitable. Read the rest of this entry »