New Feed in Tariff Rates from April 2010 to March 2012 came into force from 1st April 2010 which offer payments not only for electricity you feed back into the grid, but you also get paid for the energy you use, and it's tax free!Add to this the money you'll save on ever-increasing electricity bills and you could be in for saving a tidy sum, as well as the planet.
For schools and businesses taking up the incentive within the first year, the tariff levels are guaranteed for 25 years for some schemes so your installer can estimate the break-even point with greater accuracy. After 2012 the tariff will slowly decrease for new installations so get in quick!
The renewable energy sources covered by the scheme are solar (PV) panels, wind turbines, hydroelectric systems, anaerobic digestion and combined heat and power (CHP) systems.The incentive, also known as the Clean Energy Cash-Back scheme is part of the government's drive to meet the EU target for 20% of all EU energy to come from renewable sources requiring the UK to target it's sustainable electricity production to 40%. It is currently just 5%.
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In the UK the Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS) is there to ensure that all installers are properly competent and that your installation is of the highest quality.
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However many people are put off by the complexity of the scheme and feel unsure about whether they want to invest or take advantage of free schemes. The following offers a brief outline which should s
Where British Gas goes, the other energy providers are expected to follow.
The increases are likely to translate into a £78 bill increase at a time that it's reported that over half of UK residents a
Alverton School in Penzance will be paid a fixed rate by its energy provider for all of the electricity generated plus an additional payment for excess electricity fed back into the grid.
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For schools and businesses taking up the incentive within the first year, the tariff levels are guaranteed for 25 years for some schemes so your installer can estimate the break-even point with greate