Pros & Cons of The Green Deal.

Posted on January 13, 2012 by alex

Having read through the consultation document there are some positives and negatives but there is an overriding concern the uptake from the Green Deal will be lower than the government seems to think it could generate. There are reasons for … Continue reading →

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Freesource response to the feed in tariff review and cuts

Posted on November 4, 2011 by emma

Some of you will have seen my comments in the media in recent days about the feed in tariff cuts and it is worth making the points here again to clarify our position. Fundamentally, we’ve all known for some time … Continue reading →

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The Green Deal is coming, but what does it mean?

Posted on October 19, 2011 by alex

Today the DECC announced the Green deal is on it’s way again and released it’s housing factfile to help everyone understand what’s going on with energy use. The main aim of the Green Deal is to try and create a … Continue reading →

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Time is running out for 50kwp solar systems at the top rate of feed in tariff

Posted on October 18, 2011 by alex

As an ethical supplier of solar systems we are normally very reluctant to inform customers of time pressures when offering our services, so for once we are in a rather unusual situation of having to do so or customers will … Continue reading →

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Chippenham Solar 1000 – How to get involved

Posted on October 18, 2011 by alex

A few month ago Juliet Davenport of Good Energy launched a scheme to fill 1000 roofs in the Chippenham area with solar panels and turn Chippenham into a hub of green activity. Since then Good Energy and Freesource Energy, both … Continue reading →

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