If you understand the FIT click Here to know the future of the feed in tariff.

The feed in tariff, also known as the Clean Energy Cashback Scheme helps you generate a tax-free income for the next 25 years!

Am I Eligible?

Your installation will be eligible for the feed in tariff whereby a premium is paid for every kWh of green electricity generated regardless of whether it is used on site or exported to the grid (for which you would receive an additional payment) for 25 years.

How Does The Investment Work?

Once you have a Solar PV system installed you are rewarded in 3 ways for the electricity that you produce.

1. The feed in tariff pays you for every unit (kilowatt hour, kWh) of electricity produced. Every 3 months you read a generation meter, then ring your electrical company and they send you a cheque. The great thing is the payment is guaranteed for 25 years, is tax free and will increase with inflation.

2. The electricity you produce is used in the house first which means you will be buying less from your electricity company. With some small changes in your habits the best use of this can be made by using appliances such as washing machines and dishwashers during daylight hours.

3. Any electricity you don't use is exported back to the rid and you are paid £0.031p for every unit. At present the supply companies assume you will export 50% of what you produce and use the other 50%.

To get a free no obligation desktop survey of your property and see an example of how a system could work for you, please fill in the enquiry form to the left.

Here we tell you what the future holds for the feed in tariff

On 31st October 2011, the government Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) outlined its intention to cut feed in tariff rates from April 1st 2012, but with an installation cut off date of December 12th 2011.

This reference date has since been challenged by a judicial review as was found to be unlawful, DECC appealed and the case went to high court.

On 25th January 2012 the Court of Appeal announced that all three judges agreed with the previous ruling and that retrospectively changing the tariff rate before March 3rd would be unlawful.

The government (DECC) immediately attempted to appeal this decision also, but the Court of Appeal refused permission. Although the government can appeal the decision again by applying directly to the Supreme Court, four judges have now found their proposal to be unlawful.

What does this mean to you, thinking of installing Solar PV?

DECC wins appeal - you receive 21p per unit for installations carried out after 12 December 2012.

DECC loses appeal - you receive 43.4p per unit on installations carried out before 3rd March 2012.

Our opinion: Either way this is an opportunity too good to miss!

Whilst nothing can be guaranteed until the decision is made, there is a genuine chance of receiving the higher rate 43.3p Feed in Tariff on energy produced by the system for 25 years.

The potential window to take advantage of this NEVER TO BE REPEATED OPPORTUNITY is very small and the demand is going to be huge. ACT NOW and be at the front of the queue, call 0191 378 7495 quoting FIT-12-3