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Feed In Tariff Cashback Scheme

After much consultation the much anticipated 'Feed in tariff' scheme has now arrived, which is great news for consumers who are looking to install solar PV. The scheme has many benefits which include a inflation proof tax free income which is guaranteed for 25 years, from the electricity your PV system generates, it now makes more than financial sense to install PV as the 'Feed in tariff' has added another dimension for consumers.

The 'Feed in tariff' will apply as of the 1st April 2010 for Photovoltaic installations, all installs have to be MCS approved to qualify for the scheme which Envirosolar will assist with.

Confirmed Tariff Rates

41.3p for every unit of electricity generated by your PV system
0.3p extra paid for electricity exported to the grid = total 44.3p
For example 2.5Kw/p system will generate approx 2.12Kw of power. 41.p x 2120w will earn a annual generation Tariff payment of £877.62*
If 50% of the electricity generated is exported back to the grid you will earn a extra £32.00
This gives you a total annual earning of £909.62! All income generated is 100% tax free and linked with the retail price index which means the approximate income generated over the 25 year scheme will be £37000.00!
Add to that the reduction in your electricity biils that come from having you own power station which typically be £170.00* per year.
Total annual income and savings for you £1079.62*

With the price of electricity only going to keep rising over the coming years (OFGEM predict could be as high as 60% by 2020) this is a great opportunity for any consumer that has thought about installing solar PV in the past.

NOW YOU CAN GENERATE A INCOME, SAVE ELECTRICITY AND HELP THE ENVIROMENT!

* The performance of a solar PV system is impossible to predict with certaint due to the variability in the amount of solar radiation from location to location and from year to year. The example is an estimate and should not be considered as a guarantee of performance.