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The feed-in tariff for PV solar panels is ending

March 14th, 2018

Today, it’s been confirmed that the feed-in tariff incentive for PV solar panels (photovoltaic) is closing to new applicants on 1st April 2019 within the United Kingdom.

The march of progress with cheaper PV/EV.

The march of progress with cheaper PV/EV.

The writing’s been on the Tesla PowerWall now for a while.

The incentive, first implemented as a get-you-started initiative has run its course.

This has come about because of battery storage technologies, Smart EV (electric vehicle) networks and the lower costs of PV panels.

Proof of PV success comes with Warrington Borough Council purchasing its own solar park to help meet its ‘energy needs’.
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Going sober with Brexit 2.0

February 22nd, 2018

Leaver’s and Remainer’s are united in the view that our exit from the European Union has been diabolically embarrassing and put our nations future prosperity in severe danger.

Britain under the influence - Banksy.Under the influence - Banksy.

Under the influence – Banksy.

I see Britain as the drunk old guy in the golf club bar shouting his mouth off and insulting everyone as he threatens to join a golf club six hours drive away.

Then his wife returns the next day pleading for him to be allowed to play on the golf course again that was situated only next door.

Real comedy gold for the other members in the clubhouse.

Britain has been drunk on power and now the hangover is coming.

“Wir müssen nichts tun – Sie verlassen uns” – Angela Merkel. Read the rest of this entry »


PV solar panel gold-rush 2.0

January 25th, 2018

The US has recently introduced tariffs on imported PV solar panels (photovoltaic). A clear sign that their administration is cashing-in on the global demand for PV in the guise of protectionism.

Freedom in a PV solar-powered world.

Freedom in a PV solar-powered world.

It’s now imperative for you to install PV today before our politicians get similar ideas.

Such an implementation here would be political stupidity; as we need all the friends, we can get in a post-Brexit world.

Today, in this fledgeling era of EV and PV technologies, every visit to a petrol station is a continued reminder of the futility of splashing the cash. Read the rest of this entry »


A fledgeling PV and EV industry all grown-up

December 12th, 2017

As Britain is about to find out post-Brexit, you only see true friendships once you’re down and out.

Feel the pride that comes with nurturing and encouraging greatness in its earliest years.

Feel the pride that comes with nurturing and encouraging greatness in its earliest years.

We allowed a few to manipulate the many into believing alternative technologies we’re useless, when in fact they’ll be our eventual salvation.

History will show that installing PV (photovoltaic) and adopting EV’s (electric vehicle) may be a more astute move pre-Brexit than post Brexit.

Global sales of 7 million PV systems installed last year, alongside every car manufacturer rushing to release an EV model, is proof perfect that people see ‘traditional’ energy as peaked two decades ago. Read the rest of this entry »


In pursuit of real energy freedom

October 26th, 2017

Britains’ Leaver’s and Remainer’s have a common enemy. The British Energy Industry.

Dear British Energy Industry.

Escape the battery farm with PV and EV's technologies.

Escape the battery farm with PV and EV’s technologies.

Going right back to the Norman logging barons of olde, you took control of the woodlands and prevented hard-working families at that time from gathering their Winter fuel without huge payments.

Today, a thousand years later, the British Energy Industry is still mostly foreign-owned and so reliant on Europe. This fact would be comical if it weren’t so scary as we approach the Brexit landscape. Read the rest of this entry »


Solar panels are just a matter of time

October 16th, 2017

The greatest gift bestowed to someone is your time.

London was destined to be the first hydrogen bomb testing ground.

London was destined to be the first hydrogen bomb testing ground.

Time is fluid, often gifted and taken away at Her Majesty’s pleasure.

It’s not celebrities, politicians or rock stars that influence the future; it’s humble men like my late grandfather, Donald Lovatt (aged 96) who willingly joined the para’s age 17 to join the fight against totalitarianism in WW2.

Millions of ordinary people came together to change a very bleak looking timeline at that time. Read the rest of this entry »