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Electricity prices are rising fast and it seems likely that they will continue to do so, perhaps at an even faster pace. The situation is made more serious because oil supplies are threatened by instability in the Middle East – no one knows how long the current slump in oil prices will last – and our electricity supplies are threatened by indecisive government energy policy.
So we should all be looking for ways to secure our electricity supplies and fix our electricity prices.
Solar PV is the perfect way to reduce your energy bills, cut CO2 emissions, and ensure that at least part of your electricity requirements will be met whatever is happening to the grid.
Installing a Solar PV system allows you to take control of your energy requirements with the following benefits:
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No planning permission is required for roof-mounted installations, with the exception of listed buildings and conservation areas.
Call Peter Read, Managing Director (07836 681678) to discuss your plans and requirements.
The table below gives a guide to the price for a complete installation based on the number of panels. These prices are intended to be a guide only, based on a simple installation on a straightforward roof. Clearly costs will increase with the level of complexity. Otherwise the prices shown are an all-inclusive price excluding VAT.
We can confirm all the details following a no obligation onsite survey and thereafter produce a full proposal including all the financial projections including income, savings and payback period.
Price (ex VAT) | Number of Panels | Area (sq. m) | System Size kWp | Payback (years) | Potential Return* |
£5,000 | 16 | 30 | 4 | 8 | 13% |
£12,000 | 40 | 75 | 10 | 7 | 15% |
£23,000 | 100 | 190 | 25 | 7 | 15% |
£42,000 | 200 | 375 | 50 | 7 | 15% |
£155,000 | 800 | 1500 | 200 | 7 | 15% |
£445,000 | 2350 | 4500 | 611 | 7 | 15% |
Solar panels will give the best yield if set between 35-40 degrees facing south. However, we have many successful installations performing well on an east/west axis; the reduction in production efficiency is as little 15% in most cases.
The returns from a solar PV system come from three sources:
The Feed-in Tariff rates are reviewed by government quarterly – for the latest, take a look at our FITS page.
Business revenue generated by the Feed-in Tariff is subject to tax. Capital Allowances are usually available for the SolarPV system capital cost.
You will need an EPC (Energy Performance Certificate) Level D in order to claim the Feed-in Tariff, which we can organise for you.