Comments on: We Need You http://solarfeedintariff.co.uk Solar Feed In Tariff, Solar Energy And Renewable Energy Resource Website Sat, 31 Dec 2011 12:03:17 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 By: Kurt Thomas http://solarfeedintariff.co.uk/we-need-you/comment-page-1/#comment-3963 Kurt Thomas Sat, 19 Jun 2010 14:39:31 +0000 http://solarfeedintariff.co.uk/?page_id=579#comment-3963 I am a recently qualified 17th edition domestic installer, the solar renewable market has been attracting my interest greatly since I started my training just over a year ago and i'm subsequently looking into becoming MCS registered. I beleive installing solar power is a must for homeowners, generating your own electricity from an unlimited source, using that electricity AND getting payed for the experience at a possible wopping 41p/Kw....sounds like a win win to me. Enough so that i'm willing to invest a pretty penny in myself to become MCS registered. Some of the articles on this site suggest there is a shortage of inverters because of the increasing demand in Germany, I hope this shortage does not last too long. And I do hope that the MCS will invite some of the bigger solar panel manufacturers onto thier scheme so panels will hopefully become a bit more comepetetively priced which will ultimately benefit me in pursuading homeowners to invest their money in this technology, because lets face it, £16000 is a lot of money, a good secure invetsment but a lot of initial outlay. Why dont the banks with the support of the goverment, introduce loans to pay for the initial outlay of an SPS where the loan payments could be off-setted against the potential solar returns??? I am a recently qualified 17th edition domestic installer, the solar renewable market has been attracting my interest greatly since I started my training just over a year ago and i’m subsequently looking into becoming MCS registered.

I beleive installing solar power is a must for homeowners, generating your own electricity from an unlimited source, using that electricity AND getting payed for the experience at a possible wopping 41p/Kw….sounds like a win win to me. Enough so that i’m willing to invest a pretty penny in myself to become MCS registered.

Some of the articles on this site suggest there is a shortage of inverters because of the increasing demand in Germany, I hope this shortage does not last too long. And I do hope that the MCS will invite some of the bigger solar panel manufacturers onto thier scheme so panels will hopefully become a bit more comepetetively priced which will ultimately benefit me in pursuading homeowners to invest their money in this technology, because lets face it, £16000 is a lot of money, a good secure invetsment but a lot of initial outlay.

Why dont the banks with the support of the goverment, introduce loans to pay for the initial outlay of an SPS where the loan payments could be off-setted against the potential solar returns???

]]> By: Les Bell http://solarfeedintariff.co.uk/we-need-you/comment-page-1/#comment-3904 Les Bell Fri, 11 Jun 2010 12:24:28 +0000 http://solarfeedintariff.co.uk/?page_id=579#comment-3904 Readers should be aware that utilities companies will only pay 50% of the feed in tariff earned and will not install an export meter unless your system is 30kw or above. This flies in the face of the governments FIT program. Readers should be aware that utilities companies will only pay 50% of the feed in tariff earned and will not install an export meter unless your system is 30kw or above. This flies in the face of the governments FIT program.

]]> By: David Price http://solarfeedintariff.co.uk/we-need-you/comment-page-1/#comment-1888 David Price Tue, 23 Feb 2010 11:05:00 +0000 http://solarfeedintariff.co.uk/?page_id=579#comment-1888 I am an installer (just posted a similar query on the Contact link) I know a private Landlord who is considering investing in Solar PV for his portfolio of properties, can he access the feed in tariff benefits? He is considering using the FiT revenue to fund the installations and granting the reduced import and export benefits to his tenants? Sounds like a win win? I am an installer (just posted a similar query on the Contact link) I know a private Landlord who is considering investing in Solar PV for his portfolio of properties, can he access the feed in tariff benefits? He is considering using the FiT revenue to fund the installations and granting the reduced import and export benefits to his tenants? Sounds like a win win?

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