Are solar companies on the decline?

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Is first solar about to hit the rocks? The share price has plummeted to all time lows in the last few weeks. Is this a buying opportunity or the last chance saloon to sell. After the death of Evergreen solar could another large American solar panel manufacturer hit the rocks? In fact FSLR is one [...]

Daily telegraph article on whether solar power is still feasible

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Today’s “your money” section of the telegraph discusses whether solar is still a good investment in light of the recent reduction in feed in tariffs in the uk. The article was published on Tuesday 14th Feb. If you want to know more about solar then take a look at the article and the energy saving [...]

Government loses court of appeal to reduce solar tariff

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The government have just lost their claim to reduce the highly popular feed in tariff from 43p to 20p. So right now you can make money from solar at the original rate potentially for a limited time only. The government is currently seeking permission to appeal in the supreme court. So there is a great [...]

Homeowners feeling the squeeze look to alternatives : solar power

Home owners are feeling the pinch right now, with record low interest rates and little incentive to save. Solar photovoltaic systems look to generate a welcome return for home-owners if they invest their capital in solar photovoltaics. The returns on offer from solar can easily outstrip most returns from bank accounts and shares and solar [...]

Feed In Tariffs – what you need to know

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Some home owners are getting projected earnings of up to ten percent on their solar investment. You can sell your surplus power back to the grid, making you money on your original outlay. Owning a solar power generating unit can with the aid of Feed in Tariff’s generate you significant returns. Some* analysts have suggested [...]

All you need to know about UK feed in tarrifs

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Soon there will be no excuse for not installing photovoltaics into your home or business property. The introduction of a feed in tariff or FIT will mean it is cost effective to go green and may even make a good return on your initial outlay.