An extraordinary road towards an electric-driven world enhanced by solar panels.
Why would a solar panel company install on your home for free?
Rent-a-roof is designed to make money from your home.
Feed-in tariffs are intended to reward early adopters.
This type of practice will soon be outlawed under new proposals.
Basically, they were taking advantage of homeowners who can’t afford to buy solar panels. Read the rest of this entry »
Why the future of powering our lives is PV solar-powered?
What does the future hold for us?
We will power the 21st-century with solar panels?
What the future hold for us is unanswerable unless talking about powering homes.
Will humankind continue to reach for the stars with Space Force?
Will we power our homes using the sun’s energy in the 21st-century? Read the rest of this entry »
Last updated: 21/02/21
An uncertain world has made traditional storage-of-value a low or non-existent rate-of-return.
Right now, there is a way to get upwards of an 8-10% rate of return by installing PV solar panels and additional plugins.
People are re-investing some of their savings into a solar panel installation to generate a return better than traditional institutions.
Power My Home is a solar panel guide for homeowners.
We want people to have confidence in the solar industry.
Seventeen years later and we’re still helping people to bridge the skepticism gap.
Although solar panels are nothing new and have been around for 60 years, the feed-in tariff’s on offer, reward adopters of PV solar panel technology for their surplus. Read the rest of this entry »
If you’re reading this, you are fortunate.
You could benefit from a generation tariff scheme for PV solar panels.
Introduced in April 2010, the scheme was designed to kick-start the solar panels industry in the UK within both domestic and commercial sectors.
The feed-in tariffs are divided into two sections and are known as the ‘Clean Energy Cash Back Scheme’ for photovoltaic solar panels
The ‘Renewable Heat Incentive Scheme’ for the solar heating panels is also available. Read the rest of this entry »
A government-backed feed-in tariff scheme will offer homeowners fantastic returns.
Later adopters will receive much smaller tariff incentives as solar panels become popular?
The fact is that homes across the world are all experiencing the worst energy rises.
With the UK and Europe depend more and more on Russian supplies, predictions by all six of the big major energy companies are not good for the British consumer. Read the rest of this entry »
"We empowered the early PV pioneers and continue to help EV-owners following in their savvy footsteps."
