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Latest NewsFITs and Starts
FIT rates were not originally scheduled to be changed before 1st April 2012, yet at the end of October, in launching a consultation on the FIT scheme, the Government announced significant cuts to the FIT rates to come into effect on the 12th December 2011. This date was before the December 23rd closing date of the consultation period.
Home owners If you want to save on fuel bills or simply reduce your carbon footprint, there has never been a better time to consider a solar PV (photovoltaic) system for your home.
Solar PV systems generate electricity from sunlight that you can either use in your home or export into the national grid. And the feed-in tariff (FIT) scheme guarantees you a fixed payment for that power for 25 years, index linked and tax-free.
Commercial PremisesWhether your priorities are cheap energy and reliable supply or reduced carbon footprint and clear green credentials, solar PV systems can deliver your business targets.
The feed-in tariff (FIT) provides a game-changing financial incentive for the installation of PV panels on offices, warehouses and other business premises. This scheme pays a premium rate - for 25 years and index linked - for electricity generated from solar PV, providing quicker payback on your investment and a predictable income.
Farms And LandownersAgricultural buildings and land can generate free energy from the sun with solar PV systems. Solar PV panels can be mounted on roofs or ground-based structures and produce clean electricity for your farm or for export to the national grid.
Many farmers and landowners are already benefiting from the feed-in tariff (FIT). This scheme pays a premium rate - for 25 years and index linked - for electricity generated from solar PV. This could enable you to install a solar PV system at your site and see an immediate return on your investment.
Public SectorSolar PV systems are increasingly being specified for installation on schools and public buildings because they provide:
The feed-in tariff (FIT) scheme, that pays a premium rate for solar electricity, means that investing in a PV system to help save the planet will also save money.
House BuildersThe installation of solar PV systems promises your buyers a reduction in their energy bills and offers you an effective way of meeting planning conditions or code for sustainable homes targets. Photovoltaic (PV) panels can be simply mounted on top of conventional roofs or integrated into the fabric of the building.
The feed-in tariff (FIT), that pays an index-linked and tax free premium rate to homeowners for solar-generated electricity for 25 years, means that your investment in solar PV will be reflected in the increased value of the property.
CharitiesSolar PV systems are an increasingly attractive addition to village halls, charity offices and community buildings. PV systems generate electricity from sunlight, thus reducing your energy bills whilst demonstrating your commitment to the environment, providing inspiration to others and reducing CO₂ emissions.
The feed-in tariff (FIT) means that a PV system will also generate a regular income your organisation. This scheme pays a premium rate - for 25 years and index linked - for electricity generated from solar PV which means you will see an immediate return on your investment.
ArchitectsSundog Energy’s expertise and track record in providing solar PV systems explains why we are the partner of choice for many architects, engineers and other building professionals looking to incorporate solar PV into their buildings.
Solar PV modules can be integrated directly into the fabric of almost any building or structure, mounted on roofs or facades, or replacing conventional glazing or cladding materials. Sundog Energy has been providing renewable energy systems since 1995 and has enormous experience of working with building professionals that enables us to tailor a solar PV solution to meet your precise needs.
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