A Marlowe fact!
Clouds and pollution or wind will not prevent the sun's rays from reaching the earth and your system!
Yes, Solar is the buzz word now! But is it suitable for you? - probably. Now we are a green company and we will not use “high pressure sales” tactics like those employed by some of our competitors. If the installation suits your needs we will recommend that product, if not, we shall work with you to find an alternative power system that will, we appreciate that you are the client and we work for you.
As we do not employ sales representatives or pay commission we have the most competitive products and warranties in the Medway Towns, so why not call us for a free no obligation survey? We mean no obligation and no pressure. Please note we do not use sub-contractors so we can ensure the highest quality of work every time.
Solar PV and Ground Source Heat Pumps & Feed In Tariffs Explained Here
So what are Feed-In Tariffs?
Feed-In Tariffs (also known as FITs) are the electricity part of what some people call Clean Energy Cash-back, a scheme that pays people for creating their own "green electricity". The second part of the scheme is the Renewable Heat Incentive, a similar measure for heat. The tariffs have been introduced by the Government to help increase the level of renewable energy in the UK towards our legally binding target of 15% of total energy from renewables by 2020. Your contractor must be Microgeneration Certification Scheme Accredited to arrange this for you, and we are so you are in safe hands. Here you can find FAQ about MCS and the assurances benefit's set by the scheme.
How do the Feed-In Tariffs help?
The Tariffs give three financial benefits:
• A payment for all the electricity you produce, even if you use it yourself if.
• Additional bonus payments for electricity you export into the grid
• A reduction on your standard electricity bill, from using energy you produce yourself
Who are they for?
Broadly speaking, the FITs are for everyone, including households, landlords, businesses and even organisations such as schools and care homes.
What renewable energy systems are eligible?
Most forms of renewable electricity generation in all sizes up to 5 megawatts (enough for a large factory), are supported by the Renewables Obligation.
Do they cover heating?
No; that will be covered by the Renewable Heat Incentive, due to come into for in 2011, but not as yet approved by the coalition government.
So how does it work?
Calculate your FITs here
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