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With solar panels brought into the public and media spotlight recently, many questions are asked about this green and energy saving technology.
One such question, is the issue of pricing and if installations are likely to be reduced over the coming years.
This view is supported by other technologies which have come down in price as uptake is increased, however unlike going into Curry's and buying a boxed new TV, solar panels have more complicated issues which prevent this easy type of purchase enjoyed by other technologies.
Firstly these systems are not plug in and play. If you are installing a solar heating panels or pv solar panels, then it needs to be plumbed in or wired in by properly qualified specialists installers, which are very expensive to employ. Another issue is the constant rising costs in general.
Stuart Lovatt from Heat my Home, says: I have been in the solar industry
for many years now, and the thing which I have heard time and time again
are people expecting solar panels and installation costs to come down. In
those same years, the overall industry prices have year on year risen because
of manufacturing, global energy issues and now VAT increases. I expect the
same will continue to happen over the coming years, so my expert opinion
is, there is never going to be a better or cheaper time to install solar
panels especially domestic sized, than now.
Stuart adds, A lot of people I spoke to in the early years are now wishing
they had installed much earlier when the overall prices were cheaper back
then.
Incentives for installing have changed recently to reward the early pioneers of domestic pv electric solar panels the most.
The newly released government backed feed in tariffs (Clean Enegy Cashback Scheme) gives a great return on your solar installation investment. If you install pv solar panels to your home, then you will be given 41.3 p per Kwp for the energy you produce, and this is if you use it yourself or not. This incentive is guaranteed for 25 years, so on a long term investment opportunity it gives better return than the money staying in a bank account.
However, this is only a 3 years window of opportunity, with the 41.3p being reduced to 35p per Kwp after 2013 and so on. The reason for this is the tariff is digressive, and is only supposed to reward the early adopters with the most. Very late adopters probably won't receive anything but cheaper bills only.
New incentives for solar heating on the cards for early adopters of this type of technology too.
Just like the feed in tariff scheme for solar electric, solar heating systems will have their own incentive scheme coming next year and still applicable to installations done this year. The new Renewable Heat Incentive will give a fixed amount of 18p per Kw of heat produced by your system for a guaranteed timescale of 20 years. Again this is a time sensitive reward scheme, so if you decide to install within the next 3 years, then you will get more benefit from your neighbour installing in 5 years time (which they will).
Don't be caught out by the coming energy crunch.
If the recent budget by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, or the threat of strikes, are not reminiscent of the 1970's problems, then the energy shortages predicted in the UK, will certainly take you back. The constant escalating energy prices are predicted to rise further, with unstable sources, the recent oil disaster, our own dwindling North Sea reserves with a much needed upgrade to National grid/power stations, which will ultimately be paid for through the nation's energy bills.
Avoid the solar rush
If the up and coming energy crunch does occur in the same way the bank crisis hit, then you can be sure that everyone else will want an installation at exactly the same time as you. The infrastructure within the UK solar industry is not in place to handle so many requests for installations at the same time. Therefore it is advised people start preparing now. After all Richards Branson recent comments on the energy crunch have made a lot of people sit and take note. If anyone would know, it will be him. A recent example of this is, the recent global demand in pv solar panels has caused integral parts such as photovoltaic panels and inverters to become short and supply and thus push up prices, as we are seeing at the moment. Manufacturers simply cannot make them fast enough. Which cleverly loops me back to reason #1.
Worcestershire solar panels installersMany people think solar panels in the Worcestershire or Birmingham's climate are ineffective, but this is incorrect. Worcestershire receives 60% solar energy that the equator receives, meaning solar panels are a real option for the UK environment. We believe solar installers are heroes, not in the 'special super power' type way, but, it will be the rapid installation of solar panels, which could save our beautiful planet. The benefits and financial rewards of harvesting solar energy are becoming more and more, with the introduction of HIPS and energy assessments now in place. Solar installation services:Solar installers range from large established companies to individual skilled tradesmen to plumbers and plumbing companies. We cannot guarantee the quality of all companies listed. Feed back if you have a poor experience will help other homeowners in the future... Click here Heat my Home Solar UK 
21 Chapel View, Overton, Lancashire, UK
0151 324 2808
www.solar-panels.co.uk Affordable Solar Energy
Haven Rd, Colchester, Essex
0800 988 9861
www.affordablesolarenergy.co.uk Midland Solar Panels
82 Elston Hall Lane, Wolverhampton, West Midlands, nr Birmingham, Worcestershire
01902 448373
www.midlandsolarltd.com ME Plumbing & Heating
2 Tantallon Close, Worcester, Midlands
07877 626 701
No website Intelligent Energy Solutions Ltd
10 Paterson Drive Woodhouse Eaves Loughborough, nr Birmingham, Leicestershire
01509 891256
www.intelligentenergysolutions.com Newton Gas Services
72 Watling street, Newtown, Walsall, Midlands
07738 518170
No Website Bredondale Solar Installations
5 Smiths Way, Pershore, Worcester, Worcestershire
01386 561 133
www.bredondalesolar.co.uk Sunshine
6 Latymer Close, Walmley, Sutton Coldfield, Midlands
Tel: 0121 351 4591
No website Powick Plumbing & Electrical Services
9 Berry Close Powick Worcester , Worcestershire
07810 446 590
www.powickservices.co.uk Solar Trade Supplies UK 
21 Chapel View, Overton, Lancashire
0151 324 2808
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