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Uploaded on Jul 7, 2010

The UK Feed-in Tariff, or Clean Energy Cashback, for solar energy, explained.

The UK 'Feed-in Tariff' is a government backed policy to encourage the uptake of renewable energy in the UK.

Instead of providing a grant to help you buy a solar system, the 'Feed-in Tariff' rewards you for the amount of energy you generate, regardless of whether you consume the electricity or not. The scheme also provides an additional payment for any electricity you export.

Under the Feed-in Tariff, an average home in the UK, with a 2.5kWp (21M2) system installed can earn around £900 a year generating and exporting its own solar electricity. You can also save around £130 a year on your electricity bill.

More information can be found on www.solarcentury.co.uk

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  • SolarPanelsGB

    SolarPanelsGB 11 months ago

    Very interesting

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  • TheEuronaut

    TheEuronaut 2 years ago

    invented in Germany in 1999. But good to see, that the UK has adopted it.

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  • Daniel Contreras

    Daniel Contreras 2 years ago

    There is no question, really good investment

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