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Here comes the sun & cheaper bills for thousands

by Ethos public relations

Later this month the clocks go forward and we can all look forward to longer days as we approach summer. However, thousands of homeowners across the UK can also look forward to considerably reduced electricity bills!

Dave Langford from Solar Direct Savings (SDS), a national solar PV installer, said:

“Over 45,000 homes in the UK have invested in solar PV panels and as British Summer Time officially begins on 25 March, this means more hours of daylight and hopefully more sunshine.

“Solar panels actually work all year round but obviously the amount of electricity generated will ultimately increase during the summer and so if you have been thinking about having solar panels installed – now is the time to do so.”

SDS say that properties with solar panels installed report savings of up to 50% on their electricity bills. This could be even greater if homeowners plan how they use their major appliances.

“Everyone realises that utility bills are only going to continue to rise and this is proving to be a huge worry for many people,” said Dave.

“Many of our customers see an investment in solar panels as one way to protect their future. It means high bills are one less thing to worry about.”

As well as reducing electricity bills, homeowners can also make more money. The government feed in tariff (FIT) will pay 21p per kWh for any electricity generated, which is index linked, tax free and guaranteed for 25 years.

SDS says that an average semi-detached home can expect to make between £500 - £600.

If you have been considering having solar PV panels installed in your property, SDS advise that you have a solar panel system ordered by the 10th march this year in order to avoid having to have an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC).

Dave adds: “From 31 March homeowners will need to possess an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) Level D. If you have your new panels ordered before 10th March, the EPC is one less hassle to worry about.”

For further information about solar PV go to www.solardirectsavings.co.uk

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Posted at 2^nd March 2012

Happy days for solar

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Solar Direct Savings (SDS), a national solar PV installation company, says it is pleased and not surprised that the Court of Appeal has upheld a High Court ruling that Government cuts to the Feed-in Tariff (FIT) were unlawful and it has failed in its attempts to reduce themeans solar subsides.

Dave Langford from Cheshire-based SDS said: “This is great news for the industry and for consumers as it the current Feed-in Tariff (FIT) is likely to remain in place until 3 March 2012."

Under the FIT programme, people with solar panels are paid for the electricity they generate. The rate of 43.3p per kilowatt-hour has proved very popular and has encouraged huge take up of this renewable energy source.

The FIT was scheduled for review in April 2012 but the Government, in a shock move last year, tried to bring in a lower tariff of 21p much earlier.This resulted in a legal challenge by environmentalists and installers.

The High Court ruled that changing the tariffs before the end of an official consultation period was "legally flawed". The Government appealed and today’s decision upholds the original ruling. Dave adds:

“The irony is that we are essentially back to where we were in the first place. The FIT was due for review in April anyway and all the government has done is cause chaos across the industry, confuse thousands of consumers and cost the tax payer thousands of pounds in the courts.”

For information and clarification about the FIT rates go to www.solardirectsavings.co.uk.

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Posted at 26^th January 2012

Curb your Christmas energy consumption

by Ethos public relations

The average household could get through the equivalent of an extra 22 days energy consumption over the festive season – and with the recent energy price hikes that’s no joke.

“Nobody wants to be Scrooge at Christmas but it’s wise to remember that winter fuel bills are always the highest of the year,” said Dave Langford from solar installation company Solar Direct Savings (SDS).

“Outdoor lights and decorations, indoor lights and tree lights, extra TV usage, excessive use of gaming consoles, additional cooking, stocking up the freezer and even the dishwasher working harder than usual can all add up."

SDS say there are quite a few things you can do to reign in your Christmas energy expenditure.

1. If you can afford LED lights, invest in them. They are much cheaper to run.

2. Only use Christmas lights if you will benefit from them, such as when you are actually in the house and during hours of darkness. And, when the festive lights are on, switch off other lamps and lights to balance out your energy demands.

3. On Christmas Eve, when it’s time for bed, look out for the red dot on the TV as well as Santa! Don’t leave the TV on standby- turn it off completely.

4. On Christmas Day, cook your vegetables in the microwave – it not only costs less, but it is quicker and is better for you as the veg retain their colour and their nutritional values!

5. If you’ve got family and friends around – turn the heating right down or turn if off! The more people you have, the less heating is needed. People are actually really effective heaters

“When the winter utility bills arrive next year, many people will be in for a nasty shock as that’s when everyone is going to notice the massive price rises,” said Dave.

“Fuel poverty is becoming a major issue in the UK as it impacts up on more and more people every year."

Dave said the situation is only going to get worse as the price of energy is only going one way – and that’s up.

“Any home that invests in solar PV can expect to see their energy bills reduce by at least 50%,” said Dave.

“At Christmas time, if your home is one of those does use the equivalent of an extra 22 days over the coming two weeks – it’s some consolation to know that your solar PV will at least pay for 11 of them!”

For more information about solar PV and how it can save you money go to www.solardirectsavings.co.uk or telephone 0800 810 018.

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Posted at 22^nd December 2011

Will it be a happy Christmas for solar sector after all?

by Ethos public relations

Dave Langford from Solar Direct Savings, (SDS) a leading solar PV installation company, said he welcomed yesterday’s decision by Mr Justice Mitting to order a judicial review on Government plans to slash solar power subsidies.

In a joint legal application with photovoltaic companies, Friends of the Earth argue that the Government's decision to introduce the subsidy cut - just 11 days before the consultation period ends on 23 December - was illegal.

With an instruction for the judicial review to be held next week – it looks like Judge Mitting agrees. He said the proposals had given rise to "economic risk" for those individuals and companies engaged in the solar industry, and that the challenge should be heard as a matter of urgency on the 20 and 21st December.

Dave Langford said: “We have been working around the clock to meet customer requests to beat this unworkable deadline.

"Fortunately we managed to deliver the majority of these requests; however, there were a number of customers who we simply could not fit in.

“Our response has been to offer our own deal to match the higher rate subsidies so that there are no disappointed SDS customers.

“However, if the judge finds the Government behaved unlawfully, the whole consultation process will need to begin again, adding weeks or possibly months, to the date when a new tariff rate can be introduced.

“If this is the case, we can ensure that hundreds more customers have solar PV fitted and so benefit from the higher financial returns.”

The decision to hold a judicial hearing into the solar power subsidy cut comes a week after the European Commission threatened its own action over the Government's move.

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Posted at 16^th December 2011

Solar company sets deadline to cope with demand

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The government may have set the higher feed-in-tariff (FIT) cut off date for December 12 - but solar panel installation companies are having to set their own pre-order deadlines in order to cope with unprecedented demand as consumers rush to get their solar PV installed.

“Since the government decided to slash the tariff paid to homeowners in half we are working around the clock to meet demand,” said Dave Langford from Solar Direct Savings (SDS) a national solar PV installation company.

The government move will see the feed-in tariff, which pays solar panel owners for the electricity they generate, drop from 43.3 per kilowatt hour to 21p after 12 December. Anyone who installs their panels and registers with their energy supplier before that date will still benefit from the higher rate, which is guaranteed for 25 years.

SDS is doing everything it can to meet demand but has set its own deadline in order to avoid disappointing customers.

“Customer satisfaction is paramount,” said Dave. “We don’t want to let anyone down but stock levels and potential bad weather could have an impact. However, we are going to work around the clock to ensure that as many systems as possible are installed before the deadline”

Those customers wanting to secure the higher tariff must have placed their order with SDS no later than 5pm on 13th November – four weeks before the government deadline.

“The quicker we can get these installations done the more peace of mind for our customers,” adds Dave.

“After the deadline we expect business to resume normal service!”

Despite the FIT reduction, solar panels still have numerous benefits and SDS say it is still anticipating great interest in solar PV.

“The new tariff continues to offers a good return on investment and offer a tax free income linked to the Retail Price Index for 25 years,” said Dave.

“Energy prices are only going to continue to rise and as they do the money saved by generating your own electricity will become greater. And of course solar panels are also a good way to reduce your energy consumption and your carbon footprint!”

For more information about solar PV, the FIT and how to beat that all important deadline go to www.solardirectsavings or call 0800 810 0181 now.

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Posted at 8^th November 2011

Government review will halt solar revolution

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Following weeks of speculation, the Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) has today launched a full consultation on changes to the solar PV feed in tariffs. Solar Direct Savings (SDS) a leading solar panel installation company, says plans to reduce the current Feed in Tariff (FIT) by 50% will halt the solar revolution in its tracks.

Dave Langford from SDS said: “This is a real kick in the teeth for consumers, for the industry and for the UK’s green energy targets.”

The government proposes that the new generation tariff or FIT for solar PV installations with a total installed capacity of 4kW or less will be reduced from 43.3p per KWp to 21p per KWp. It is proposing that the new tariff will apply to all installations from 1 April 2012.

Anyone who has the system installed and certified between December 12 and 1 April will enjoy the higher rate for around fifteen weeks before the reduction kicks in and those people who move fast and have the system installed and certified before December 12 will continue to be eligible for the 43.3p rate.

“The FIT has in many ways become a victim of its own success,” said Dave Langford, “with over 90,000 installations since last April and a 900% growth in the country’s solar power potential since subsidies were introduced.

“In addition, a huge industry has grown up around solar PV which is creating thousands of jobs at a time when most business sectors are in decline. In the past 12 months alone the number of people working in the industry has jumped from 3,000 to 26,000.

“This decision therefore, goes against many of the government’s own environmental and job creation policies.”

Britain is aiming to get 15% of its energy consumption from renewable sources by 2020 and so in April 2010 the Government introduced the current subsidies to encourage people to start generating electricity – mainly from the sun and wind. Most domestic renewable energy installations have come from solar PV panels – described by many as the solar gold rush.

Some households can make around £1,200 per year from the energy they produce from their panels – and they also see a reduction in their electricity bills. In order to quality for these benefits households have to invest around £10,000 for the solar panels.

SDS says that pensions will bear the brunt of the cuts.

“The majority of our customers are retired,” said Dave. “Many assumed the capital they had saved all their working life would pay enough interest to supplement their pension. Of course this has not been the case and so they have decided to use the capital to buy solar so that the income from the FIT would provide that much needed income. Now it looks like this avenue for income generation has been closed to them.”

The solar industry is now mounting a campaign to halt the proposed cuts and there is mounting speculation that solar firms may seek a judicial review if the government attempts to fast track changes to the tariffs in a way that does not give installers time to prepare.

“The key message for consumers is to move fast,” said Dave Langford.

“They still have time to have their system installed before the new deadline and take advantage of the current rate – which is guaranteed for 25 years.”

SDS has published a guide to the new proposals on its website www.solardirectsavings.co.uk

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Posted at 31^st October 2011

Solar PV better than ISA for Hope household

by Ethos public relations

When Ken Hope’s financial advisor informed him that the income generated from solar panels on the roof of his detached home would be a better investment than an ISA – he gave Solar Direct Savings (SDS), the go ahead to install 17 panels.

Ken, who lives in Derbyshire, said: “I had already done my research on the financial benefits of domestic solar panels and was 95% sold on the idea. However, the endorsement from a trusted and experienced financial advisor was the confirmation I needed.”

Ken, a retired engineer ran his own successful engineering manufacturing business for over 30 years and had already made significant inroads to reducing his constantly increasing energy bills.

Twelve years ago, he installed a water meter and collects rainwater to re-use all over his property and as a result he has seen his water bills considerably reduced. In 2008, he installed an air source heat pump, which has seen a significant reduction in his gas bills. Solar energy was the next logical step.

Dave Langford from SDS, a national solar panel installation company, said: “We fitted 17 Sharp solar PV panels to the south facing front of the Hope’s property and this 3.91 kw system is as close to the maximum 4.0 kw system that a domestic property can have. We anticipate that Ken and his wife will make quite a bit of money as well as saving on his electricity bills.”

Currently householders like the Hope’s benefit from a generation tariff paid by the energy supplier for each unit of electricity made (currently 43.3p KWp). They also benefit from an export tariff, which pays households for each unit exported back to the national grid (3p per KWp for 50% of the electricity generated).This scheme is guaranteed for 25 years from first registration; all payments received are tax-free and are linked to the Retail Price Index (RPI).

The Government, however, is looking to reduce the feed in tariff (FIT) rates in April 2012 so Ken has purchased his solar panels at the right time.

“There is no doubt that the current feed in tariff was a huge influence on my decision,” said Ken.

“I don’t think I would have made the £14,700 investment without these great rates. I am nearly 70 and wanted to be able to see a return on investment quickly.”

Ken has only had his solar panels fitted for a few months and though he has not done all the sums yet, he knows that he is already making money.

He adds: “There is a meter on the wall which shows how much power I have generated. At the end of the first quarter, the meter reading is telling me I have already made around £600. I keep looking at the panels on the roof, checking the meter and feeling very satisfied with myself!”

SDS is expecting a surge in demand later this year and in early 2012 as consumers rush to beat the FIT deadline. Anyone looking to enjoy the same financial benefits as Ken is urged to install their solar PV now. For further information about solar PV go to www.solardirectsavings.co.uk or freephone 0800 8100 181.

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Posted at 18^th October 2011

Solar panels are looking good!

by Ethos public relations

Renewable energy sources such as wind turbines and solar PV panels sometimes get a bad press because of their aesthetic appearance. Now the results of a new survey should finally put this argument to bed - for solar PV panels at least!

Over 700 people from across the country completed an online survey, which asked them to describe the look of solar PV panels on domestic roofs.  Only 7% of respondents described them as an ‘eyesore’.  The majority of respondents gave the panels a thumbs up describing them as ‘eye catching’ (12%), ‘futuristic’ (25%) and ‘green’ (56%).

Dave Langford is from solar panel installation company Solar Direct Savings (SDS) the company that carried out the survey. He said the results showed how these panels are slowly changing the traditional British roofscape and as a result, becoming more acceptable.

“Solar panels are now much more common, and across the UK are the most popular method of generating small scale renewable power,” said Dave.  “Sales have largely been driven by the Government’s current feed-in-tariff, which is very generous.  With traditional energy prices continuing to soar, people can expect to see a lot more solar PV panels over the coming years.”

Regionally, people in the East Midlands were most likely to find solar panels an ‘eyesore’ – though that was still only a minority of 8%. More people in the West Midlands (22%) described them as ‘eye catching’.  Yorkshire looks to have really embraced solar PV panels as more people here than elsewhere described the panels as ‘green’ (48%).  This comes hot on the heels of another report which listed Sheffield and Leeds as top of a UK renewable energy installation list.

“Since the Government introduced the feed-in-tarrif, over 38,000 domestic users have benefited from solar PV panels,” said Dave.  “The soaring price of traditional energy sources coupled with what is a very generous feed-in-tariff has seen canny purchasers make an investment, which some describe as giving better returns than an ISA.

“The current  feed-in-tarrif will be reviewed in April next year – so now is the best time to invest in solar and make your home eye catching, futuristic and green!"

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Posted at 20^th September 2011

Solar gold rush begins

by Ethos public relations

A leading supplier of domestic solar PV systems says that households looking to beat the reduction in Feed-in-Tariff (FIT) rates next year are creating a solar gold rush.

“The Government is looking to reduce the FIT rates in April 2012,” said Dave Langford from Solar Direct Savings (SDS). “The public have caught on to the fact that these are the best ever FIT rates they are likely to see, which is one of the reasons why we are seeing such demand.”

Households fitted with solar PV will see a reduction in energy bills and also benefit from a generation tariff paid by the energy supplier for each unit of electricity made (currently 43.3p KWp), and also an export tariff which pays households for each unit exported back to the national grid (3p per KWp for 50% of the electricity generated).

This scheme is guaranteed for 25 years from first registration; all payments received are tax-free and are linked to the Retail Price Index (RPI).

So far so good - but SDS warn, like all good things, this one is coming to an end.

Dave Langford adds: “Because the FIT rate will be reduced In April (and then be subject to a continued sliding scale), installers are expecting a surge in demand later this year and in early 2012 as consumers rush to beat the FIT deadline.”

However, SDS warns that leaving your purchase until the last minute could backfire.  Some installers may not be able to cope with demand. In addition, a repeat of this year’s adverse weather will make solar PV installations impossible.

“With or without the current FIT, as energy prices continue to soar, demand for cheaper and greener energy solutions will see solar PV panels becoming an integral part of the British street scene,” said Dave. “The solar gold rush is well underway.”

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Posted at 10^th August 2011

Is your home suitable for solar?

by Ethos public relations

Solar Direct Savings (SDS), a national solar installation company has issued basic tips to help householders decide if solar PV is for them after a Which? Report concluded some organisations were not being entirely honest with consumers.

Dave Langford from SDS said: “Consumers should do their own research when making any significant purchases - but there are a few key points to consider when it comes to having solar PV installed on your roof.”

The orientation and size of the roof is crucial. The most beneficial roof is south facing as this obviously catches the most sun.

“The word ‘solar’ is something of a misnomer in this case,” said Dave. “It is actually daylight not sunlight that powers solar energy and so a roof between south east and south west is also suitable. If your roof is north facing solar PV is probably not for you.”

An average home will need eight panels to generate enough electricity for its needs – if your roof is too small you probably will not reap the benefits.

If your home is often in the shade because of the proximity of another building or a tree for example – the obstruction is not only taking away valuable daylight – but unfortunately valuable electricity too - so solar PV would not work to its full advantage.

“Once the practical reasons have been dealt with the other important question is around your motivation for solar energy,” adds Dave.

“If you want solar PV for pure environmental reasons – that’s great.  If you want to save money on your electricity bills then solar really is for you. Assuming all of the other conditions are right you will probably save up to 50% on your electricity bill and with traditional energy only increasing in price, solar PV really is a great alternative.”

Some people are also motivated by the fact they can make money from their investment. If you want to benefit from the current feed-in-tariff (FIT) which allows you to profit from your solar PV then make sure you install your system before April 2012 when the FIT is set to reduce.

“That average semi-detached could make you around £1,000 a year for 25 years,” said Dave. “But you must purchase before the April 2012 deadline.

“These figures are only averages and some homes will make less and others more – but a reputable installer should provide a full technical survey, drawings and estimates before you agree to making a purchase.”

The latest figures from Ofgem show that since the first FiT year, beginning April 1, 2010 and ending on March 31, 2011, solar PV projects show a strong upward trend with more than 28,000 being installed in the first quarter alone.

“The demand for solar PV is only going to continue,” said Dave. “If it’s something you have been considering then providing you do your homework, use a reputable installer and have a home that meets the basic criteria – you should go ahead and let the sun shine in!”

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Posted at 24^th June 2011

Don’t halt the solar revolution

by Ethos public relations

Solar Direct Savings (SDS), a national solar PV installation company, is adding its support to a report from the Solar Trade Association (STA) which is calling for more investment in solar PV.

Dave Langford from SDS said:  “The solar energy revolution in British homes has only just begun with thousands of homeowners now reaping the reward -but the revolution could be stopped in its tracks if the government maintains its plans to cut the Feed-in-Tariff next April.”

Since the introduction of the Feed-in-Tariff the UK has started to see thousands of homeowners invest in solar PV - not just to reduce their own bills but also to make money from selling excess electricity to utility providers.

The STA has recently published a report claiming a doubling of investment in solar PV to £1.2 billion over this Parliament term would cost a household an average of £3 per annum but will cut carbon emissions, deliver hundreds of thousands of jobs and potentially save billions in energy infrastructure costs.

“The UK is already lagging behind the rest of the world when it comes to solar energy,” said Dave Langford.  “In Europe and the US solar energy homes are the norm rather than the exception and there is no doubt the current Feed-in-Tariff has been a huge incentive for homeowners to invest in solar PV.”

SDS is adding its support to a major new campaign 'Solar Needs You' which aims to encourage individuals, communities and businesses to support solar in the UK.

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Posted at 20^th June 2011

Commercial loss could be domestic gain

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The UK Government today revealed the outcome of its fast track review of feed-in tariff (FIT) levels, confirming deep cuts for large-scale solar developments. While this is unwelcome news for the commercial solar industry it is good news for homeowners.

Dave Langford from Solar Direct Savings (SDS), a national domestic solar PV installation company, said: “The Government is concerned about being "overwhelmed" by large scale projects.

“Currently there are more planning applications for large solar projects than was anticipated when the feed-in tariffs were first introduced.

“It’s important to remember that feed-in tariffs were set up to support small scale and domestic renewable energy and there is no doubt that some people have taken advantage by setting up ‘solar farms’ – essentially solar panels in a field - just to make money.”

The Government argue that the £26 million needed for 20 developments over 5MW would support over 25,000 household installations instead. It argues that cuts to the existing FITs will still ensure growth for the solar industry but will protect the money needed for householders and small businesses.

“We welcome any development that will help to maintain funding for domestic installation of solar energy,” said Dave. “However, next year it will be our turn to deal with FIT reductions which could impact upon householders considering investment in solar PV.

“If you are considering having solar PV installed then you should commission your system before April 2012 in order to benefit from the existing FIT rate which you will be entitled to for the next 25 years.

“Overall, we believe the Government should look at additional funding and support for the entire solar industry if the UK is really serious about green energy.”

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Posted at 10^th June 2011

Beat energy hikes with solar power

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The recent energy price increases present another argument in favour of solar PV renewable energy says Dave Langford, from Solar Direct Savings (SDS), a national solar PV installation company.

“Scottish Power announced it is increasing its electricity charges by 10% and gas prices by 19% from 1 August 2011,” he said. “The other ‘big six’ energy suppliers are expected to follow suit imminently. Even though utility companies have been warning customers about a price rise for months everyone has been staggered by the scale of the rise.

“However, the fact of the matter is that energy is not an infinite commodity and this together with global unrest and demand from emerging markets like China mean that energy prices are only ever going to increase.”

One way to off-set the cost of energy prices it to look at alternatives such as solar PV which will not only reduce your electricity bill but also generate additional income. The current government Feed-in-Tariff (FIT) has been described as an investment as good as - or better than - an ISA by some financial commentators.

“It will cost around £10,000 to install a solar PV system on a typical semi detached property,” said Dave.

“This investment will result in reduced electricity bills by up to 50% and in additional income. Households benefit from a generation tariff paid by the energy supplier for each unit of electricity generated and also an export tariff which gives the householder money for each unit exported back to the national grid. You could earn up to £1,500 per year tax free.”

However, there is a catch. The Government is looking to slash the FIT rates by April 2012 which means in order to qualify for these generous rates your solar PV must be commissioned before then.

“If you buy now you will benefit from the preferential rates for at least 25 years,” adds Dave. “With traditional energy costs expected to remain high and continue to rise, the brightest future for your home energy needs has to be solar PV.”

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Posted at 9^th June 2011

Proposed government loans will allow more consumers to benefit from green energy

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Solar Direct Savings (SDS) a national solar PV installation company, welcomed government plans to provide green energy loans to householders.

Dave Langford from SDS said: “Many banks remain reluctant to lend money for home improvements. The type of loan proposed would open up the green energy market to many more people – not just those who have savings and can afford the initial investment.”

Householders looking to install solar panels and other forms of small-scale domestic energy generation may be eligible for a government-backed loan scheme. Under the proposed ‘green deal’ people will be able to access up to £10,000 to install these energy saving measures.

It is hoped the scheme will start in 2012 and the plan is that all of Britain’s homes will eventually be energy assessed. Householders could then be offered loans to enable them to make energy saving measures to their homes. The loan debt will attach to the property rather than the individual.

According to SDS, the average cost of installing solar PV on a semi detached property is around £10,000. Customers benefit by reducing their own electricity bills and also by selling excess electricity to utility providers.

“In the case of solar PV, the repayment of the green energy loan could well be off-set by the money householders make from the feed-in tariff,” adds Dave Langford. “The scheme is something we would like to know more about but in theory it certainly seems like a great idea.”

The new proposals will also help steer consumers away from unethical operators.

Dave Langford adds: “The Government’s proposed green deal "code" should give customers additional protection and provide impartial information. It will also help consumers find accredited installers and give them a route to complain if they do have a problem. It’s something that ethical companies like SDS would always welcome.”

The UK Accreditation Service (UKAS) has been appointed to accredit installers to a new green deal standard which will be implemented through existing trade certification bodies.

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Posted at 3^rd June 2011