Solar PV saves cash

After years of bad press concerning solar PV being too costly it is now a fact that installing solar PV saves cash.  In fact, not only is there a cash saving to be made by installing solar PV on your home or business you are very very likely to actually make money.

Yes, it is a true.  With the new feed in tariffs introduced earlier in the year (2010) solar pv will start paying you back as soon as it is installed.

Approx 8% a year return on your investment means by year 10 the system has paid for itself and you are receiving cash back, so you’ll be in profit.

It all sounds too good to be true but believe it and act quickly as the feed in tariffs are on a 25 year clock ticking system which means it is a fixed term from the time you sign up and get your system installed.

Need more information about installing solar pv on your home or business?

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Solar Panel Brands: AEE
| ASE | BP
Solar
| Carmanah | Duralite
| Evergreen | GE
| Global Solar | Isofoton
| Kaneka | Kyocera
| Matrix | Mitsubishi
| Photowatt | Sanyo
| Schott | Schuco
| Sharp | Solar
World
| Sunlinq | Sun
Power
| Sunwize | Uni-solar
| Yingli

Solar Power Cost Effective

The new generation of solar power have been tested on a number of pilot projects across the UK and without question proves that building the costs of a solar solutions from the beginning into the build will provide not just a payback in the long term but a real profit.

Now that feed in tariffs have been introduced the 25 year payback through the scheme makes installing solar pv panels very cost effective.

Solar Thermal – It really does work!

We are continually answering questions about solar.  The most popular question is ‘does solar work in the UK?’.  The answer is not simple!  I say not simple because people as a rule do not accept the one word reply.  YES!  Solar does work in the UK.  The easiest way to understand why is that it is not the heat of the sun that either generates electric or turns cold water hot.  It is radiation.

Ten Reason to choose Solar Energy

Why buy Solar ??

10 GOOD reasons why it’s now time for Solar Panels

1. It’s not about impressing your neighbours. However, it doesn’t hurt to be the first!

You don’t have to be mental to be environmental, but you will definitely beam, showing your neighbours you are SMART and GREEN.

2. Increase your house price, adding solar to your home, is the equivalent of adding a conservatory, estate agencies are estimating 10-15% to homes with solar than there neighbours.

3. Selling your property, in a century with ‘fuel poverty’, homes with solar already installed will be snapped up, quicker, than those without.

4. Britain’s energy crisis, did you know, 80% of British electric and gas supplies will have to come from Russia, leaving the biggest national security threat since the cold war. Our politicians will have no choice but to give in to Russia’s demands this century.

5. Tony Blair and now Gordon Brown has admitted a massive energy gap coming, as our own Gas supplies run out, and we become more and more dependent on Russia, but the nuclear dream, means we cannot dispose of last century’s waste, let alone this century’s nuclear waste. ‘Fuel Poverty’ will be a reality for rich and poor.

6. Why not wind, in a nutshell, you have a guaranteed set amount of daylight hours per year, to harness solar, but winds are far more hit and miss.

7. The technology, or solar technologies has improved vastly over the last 10 years, especially the affordable SMART award winning hot water solar panel, with greater and greater efficiency.

8. Rising energy pricing, may I quote “British Gas Managing Director – Mark Clare, said “the industry had no choice but to pass on the large increase in wholesale gas prices to the consumer”. Mr Clare said “The wholesale price forecasts for 2006 are something like 50 percent higher than a few months ago. FORWARD MARKET PRICES ARE PRETTY UGLY FOR EARLY NEXT YEAR AND BEYOND”. “All suppliers are going to have to put prices up in 2006, that’s inevitable”. He added “higher gas prices means higher electricity prices too, because Gas fuels 40 percent of the UK’s power stations”.

Energy price fixing by energy companies – Read the small print, price fixing is subject to governmental price changes, here or abroad, so if Russia decides to up its price, up goes your price, fixed or not.

9. British climate change, we have all felt it get warmer and dryer, so if predictions are correct, over the coming years, you will be seeing a lot of the sunshine.

10. Global warming, your children and grandchildren, need we say anymore.

Did we mention it saves you money?

Solar buying tips:
Solar panel systems which require multiple panels are not designed to work in the UK climate.