These last few days have not been the best for producing solar power but things will generally equal itself over a year.
I noticed in the local newspaper an advert stating that a 4kw. system would be fitted for a cost of less than £6000. My best Pal who gave me this paper, his Son paid £16000 for the same size system. He did get a better tariff than what is paid now but pro rata is within the odd percentage point. The main difference is that it is guaranteed for 20 years instead of 25. I will certainly not live to see my guarantee through.
I mentioned it to 3 people, my mate who has a partner, although we don't see eye to eye. I would never do anything against her and I told him that I thought it was a good price. He readily agreed with me and so set the wheels in motion to do some research.
I told the other 2 but the first one said that they were very interested but they were having an extension built.
The third one was interested. I suggested that they get a no obligation survey done. A few days later I asked him what was happening. I was a little disappointed at the reply. He told me that although it was a good deal, his Wife was talking about a replacement car so he didn't want to leave himself short of money.
He had told me prior that he had a fridge and a freezer. This alone would cost him in the region of £350 a year, saving him at least half with the electricity he would save. I also tried to work out how much the cost of another car. Depreciation over 3 years plus the cost of excise duty motor insurance, servicing and of course the cost of fuel would cost a lot more than the initial cost of fitting solar panels. There would also be savings on electricity and the return on solar generated. I guess |i have wasted my time, I will never tell anyone else as I think most are not aware of the financial advantages that are available.
Finally I am sure my mate will tell his partner the advantages and will be surprised and disappointed if she does not proceed with the installation of solar panels. More soon.
Tuesday, 25 June 2013
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