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You need to add in:
[b]. [/b]savings on what you [i]would[/i] have spent importing juice from the grid, but didn't use because you were generating your own
[b]. [/b]future price rises
The payback then starts to look much more attractive.
Edit: what he said.
Ikea now offer Solar Panels!
http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/store/thurrock/solar_panels
http://hexus.net/business/news/general-business/60725-ikea-starts-sell-solar-panels-uk-homes/
OK, 900 plus reduced energy is looking better then!
Q: Does the FIT increase in line with inflation or is it fixed?
Inflation linked IFRC.
Plus I've planted 1.28 trees. You can't put a price on that!
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[url= http://www.flickr.com/photos/steverile/10071703354/ ]3000 light bulbs[/url] by [url= http://www.flickr.com/people/steverile/ ]steverile[/url], on Flickr
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Interesting the Ikea have gone for thin film. Different technology to 99% of what is currently installed in the UK.
I installed 50 kwp of pv using thin film panels a couple of years ago - they had to on a very shallow east/west roof and were almost as effective as polycrystalline on a 35 degree south facing roof over the course of a day - better in low light (cloudy) conditions.
Notihng wrong with thin film panels IMO.
Nice to get some feedback.
Lizzy
Hi,
I must admit that the price of installing pv system is still gradually falling, and that's great. I hope that people will turn to being more environment-friendly...
Oh, I read that you were talking about ....
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Closing this to avoid attracting yet more spam posts.