The current generation Tariff rate for systems installed and commissioned after 1st August 2012 is 16p per kWh for new Solar installations under 4kWp. This gives a Return on Investment of 7% to 10% per year. As the cost of technology is constantly falling, the Department of Energy and Climate
There is no doubt that the solar industry has seen a dramatic slow down since the April 1 changes in feed-in tariffs (FiT). Deployment has fallen from over 100MW installed per week at its peak, between February 3 and March 3 2012, compared to 6MW average weekly installations since April
Changes To Solar PV Feed in Tariff from the 1st August 2012 The UK Government announced on 24th May the new tariff rates for solar PV which will come into effect on 1st August 2012. Householders with an eligibility (application) date on or before 31st July 2012 will receive the current 21p/kWh
Feed In Tariff News Update Why Install Solar PV Before April 1st? The Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) has confirmed that from 1 April homes must have an energy performance certificate (EPC) at level D or above to qualify for higher feed-in tariff rates. It is estimated that
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