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In this video you will discover the three secrets of how our customers are saving hundreds of pounds on their energy bills often by slashing their bills in half using the most advanced but affordable systems available. Many ask how does solar energy work. There are two types of solar energy panel systems available; Solar Energy Thermal, which produces heat for hot water and or central heating, and Solar Energy Photo Voltaic (PV) which produces solar energy electricity.

The solar energy advantages on both work on the collection of light and not just when it is hot outside.

All of the above are classed as renewable energy sources.

In April 2010, the Government launched the Feed In Tariff (FIT) for solar energy providing electricity (PV). For the property owner it allows you to use the electricity your solar energy system produces completely free.

You will make a direct saving on your electric bill, whilst producing and will be paid more for a unit of electricity than you pay them regardless of your usage, plus extra money will be paid to you for over-generation.

The payments are index-linked and tax free, but must be installed by an solar energy MCS certified company to qualify. Once signed into the scheme the payments are guaranteed for 25 years. Typically a 4kW solar energy system will pay you a ROI equivalent to around 12%, which grows each year with inflation. . . EVERY YEAR FOR 25 YEARS.

2013 will see the launch of the Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) for other technologies, including solar energy thermal and Air to Water Heat Pumps.

The property owner uses heat the solar energy system produces instead of using Gas, Oil, etc, making direct savings on your fuel bill.

This payment works slightly different than solar energy PV payments because the DECC recognises variations in quality of solar energy heat producing equipment on the market, so the payment you receive will be linked to the rated output of the system.

Superior solar energy systems cost a little more to install, but the savings are higher because they produce more solar energy. Again this must be installed by a certified MCS company to qualify for the tariff.

Each year tariffs will be reduced for newcomers to the solar energy scheme, but home owners who install solar energy sooner will be locked in to the guaranteed scheme . . . EACH YEAR FOR 20 YEARS.

WHY THE FEED IN TARIFF WAS LAUNCHED FOR SOLAR ENERGY?

The Government has to meet targets set to reduce pollution in the UK by 2025, so they have to give an incentive for fitting solar energy technology for each home.

This will make the choice of investing your capital in clean energy far more attractive. This scheme allows you to make financial returns on your investment at a better rate than money in the bank.

WHO PAYS YOU THE MONEY?

Your energy company does. They earn Renewable Obligation Certificates (ROCs) for purchasing a percentage of their fuel from solar energy and renewable energy sources.

WILL THIS PUSH UP FUEL PRICES?

Inevitably yes. All energy bills will have to rise to subsidise the payment made to small scale solar energy generators.

We already know our bills are loaded with green taxes. For those who have solar energy fitted, their bills will reduce whilst they gain a healthy income.

ARE THE PAYMENTS TAXABLE?

Payments made to you under the scheme are 100% tax free and index linked to RPI so they will keep up with rising inflation for 25 years.

WHAT IS THE CATCH IN HAVING SOLAR ENERGY?

There isn’t one, but you have to make sure your solar energy installer is correctly certified and qualified. If your solar energy installer is not MCS certified, you will not be eligible for the payments.

WHAT IS MCS?

Microgeneration Certification Scheme is the quality assurance body who monitor certified companies with proven certified technologies. In the past 15- 20 years there have been many companies who try to mislead the public. A MCS certified solar energy installer approved by the scheme has gone through very stringent checks and tests before gaining their qualification.

HOW MUCH IS A SOLAR ENERGY SYSTEM?

Renewable Energy Systems sold as one size fits all are overpriced and always under perform.

Get solar energy facts as the Feed in Tariff Rate has been extremely confusing since the end of 2011, due to the Government attempt to change and decrease the existing Feed in Tariff Rate. The Governments challenge has been overruled in the Law Courts, but will change in 2012.

Solar Energy Manufacturers and Renewable Energy Installers have been influential in the outcome and have been successful in stabilising the UK Solar Industry by bringing prices in-line with the current rate, making a Solar Installation today one of the most attractive Financial Investments currently available.

1. Wide of Chine Premier Li Keqiang and German Chancellor observing the signing of economic contracts
2. Tracking of Merkel and Li arriving for news conference
3. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Li Keqiang, Chinese Prime Minister:
“As far as the trade protectionism is concerned, we are of the opinion that this is a measure which channels the flow in a neighbouring country. It is a measure which damages others and brings no use to oneself. Especially with the background of globalisation, such a measure will not lead to success. When the international financial crisis has not found an end yet and the worldwide economy has not yet been brought to life sufficiently, such measure is particularly questionable.”
4. Mid of Merkel and Li Keqiang
5. SOUNDBITE: (German) Angela Merkel, German Chancellor:
“Germany will support intense talks with China, so that we don’t come up with permanent import taxes and so we can clear up the issues between China and Europe on this subject as soon as possible. We don’t believe that it (permanent import tax) would help us a lot, we need to use the next six months effectively. Germany will do all it can to make sure there is progress in those talks.”
6. Close of Merkel and Li Keqiang shaking hands, pull out as they leave news conference
STORYLINE:
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said she would use her country’s economic clout to to try to stop the European Union from imposing punitive tariffs on some Chinese products to avoid a trade war.
Merkel told visiting Chinese Premier Li Keqiang in Berlin on Sunday that she would lobby for “intense talks” between the EU and China to seek a negotiated solution as swiftly as possible.
The European Commission, the 27-nation bloc’s executive arm, is proposing anti-dumping duties for Chinese solar panel imports.
If agreed, China could retaliate by imposing tariffs on other goods.
Li sharply criticised the EU’s approach, saying that “it is a measure which damages others and brings no use to oneself”.
“When the international financial crisis has not found an end yet and the worldwide economy has not yet been brought to life sufficiently, such a measure is particularly questionable,” Li said.
The EU, the world’s largest economy, is China’s second-biggest business partner after the US, with a trade volume of about 430 (b) billion euros in 2012.
The solar panel exports account for about seven percent of China’s total exports to the EU.
The EU Commission is expected to make a decision on the anti-dumping investigation after consulting all interested parties by the end of the year.
“We don’t believe that it (permanent import tax) would help us a lot, we need to use the next six months effectively. Germany will do all it can to make sure there is progress in those talks,” said Merkel.
Li thanked Merkel for her stance, saying China also hoped that talks between Beijing and Brussels would be able to avoid a trade stand-off and yield a solution.
Germany was the only stop in an EU member nation on Li’s inaugural trip abroad, in a sign that China seeks Berlin’s clout to influence the EU’s sometimes cumbersome decision-making process.
China is the world’s largest producer of solar panels, exporting more than half of its output to Europe, totalling 21 (b) billion euros in 2011.
The global solar panel market is suffering from over-capacity, which has led to stiff competition that has forced several European manufacturers out of business.
Still, Germany’s powerful industrial lobby groups oppose the EU anti-dumping measures against China because they fear an escalating trade war that would dent the country’s business ties.
China rejects the EU’s price-dumping allegations, but the problem is no novelty for Beijing.

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