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For a lot of households, the introduction of the Feed-in-Tariff has made solar PV an affordable option and despite the recent cut in rate, it still works as a good investment. It will also help you cut your electricity bills and reduce carbon.
Buying a solar PV system outright it the simplest option available and in pir view, the first thing you should do with spare cash. In fact, in most cases, it will pay to increase a mortgage to fund a home solar panel system, or even take out a personal loan. (We’re not financial advisors, so you should check with your own if you have any doubts)
The feed-in-tariff rates have been reduced for installations post March 31st 2012. The rate is now 21p/kWh and properties must meet EPC level D.
These rates are set to be reviewed, and could potentially get cut again in summer 2012.
Do not pass up this opportunity by delaying, irrespective of whether you use us or one of our competitors.
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