(off-grid) Energy Systems designed and supplied
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Solar pv project, Bracknell
Solar pv, 2 x 3Kw projects, London
Wind turbine project, Derby
Solar and wind project Glos.
Solar project, Middlesex
3 x 2.5kW roof mounted wind turbines in London
Off-grid Solar and wind energy system for Antarctic, Ebase
Off-grid Solar and wind energy system for Antarctic, Ebase
Solar PV Facade Installation, London
School Eco Centre West London
Off-Grid Solar Systems for Environment Agency
Wind & Solar Street Lighting for Thames Water
4 kW Solar PV Installation, Essex
Solar and Wind off-grid system, Norfolk
Solar and Wind off-grid system, Wales
Solar Street Light for Spitalfields
Solar Bollards for pathway lighting
Solar Street Lights for Olympic Park, London
Off-grid system for Alladale Wildlife Park, Scotland.
Off-Grid (Solar) System France
Off-Grid (Solar) System Spain
NEW: Solar Power Kits
NEW: Caravan & Motorhome Kits
NEW: Off-Grid Solar and Wind Power Kit
Tel: 0208 916 2400
Unit 37
Capital Business Centre
22 Carlton Road
South Croydon
CR2 0BS
Tel: 0208 916 2400
From overseas
Tel: +44 208 916 2400
THE SOLAR PV TARIFF EXPLAINED
Feed-in Tariffs (FITs) were introduced on 1st April 2010. This new scheme requires electricity suppliers to pay householders and communities who generate their own electricity from renewable or low carbon sources such as solar electricity (PV) panels or wind turbines
How do Feed In Tariffs work?
If you are eligible to receive the FIT then you will benefit in 3 ways:
1. Generation tariff – a set rate paid by your electricity supplier for each unit (or kWh) of electricity you generate. This rate will change each year for new entrants to the scheme (except for the first 2 years), but once you join you will continue on the same tariff for 20 years, or 25 years in the case of solar electricity (PV).
2. Export tariff - you will receive a further 3p/kWh from your electricity supplier for each unit you export back to the electricity grid, that is when it isn’t used by you.. This EXPORT rate is the same for all micro-generation technologies.
3. Make savings on your electricity bill – you will be making savings on your electricity bills because you will be consuming the electricity you produce so reducing the amount of electricity you buy from your provider. The amount you save will vary depending how much of the electricity you use. The more energy efficient you are the more you can export back to the grid. It makes sense!
Tariff levels for technologies installed between 15th July 2009 and 31st March 2012
| Technology | Installed System | Tariff level
(p/kWh) |
Tariff
lifetime (years) |
| Solar electricity (PV) | ≤4 kW (retro fit) | 41.3 | 25 |
| Solar electricity (PV) | ≤4 kW (new build) | 36.1 | 25 |
| Wind | ≤1.5 kW | 34.5 | 20 |
| Wind | >1.5 - 15 kW | 26.7 | 20 |
| Micro CHP | ≤2kW | 10.0 | 10 |
| Hydroelectricity | ≤15 kW | 19.9 | 20 |
Tariff levels vary depending on the scale of the installation. If you're looking for information on commercial installations, please call us.
The tariff levels shown in the table above apply to installations completed from 15th July 2009 to 31st March 2012 for the lifetime of the tariff. After this date, the rates decrease each year for new entrants into the scheme.
All generation and export tariffs will be linked to the Retail Price Index (RPI) which ensures that each year they follow the rate of inflation
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ON FEED IN TARIFFS AND PAYMENTS
For all solar pv systems please note the following:
For systems installed between 15th July 2009 and 1st April 2010
• You can contact OFGEM to apply for Renewables Obligation
accreditation by 31st March 2010 and transfer over to FITs on 1st April.
You will get the full FIT payment.
• Or, you can wait until 1st April and apply under the FIT scheme
directly – see below.
For systems installed between 15th July 2009 and 1st April 2010, applying for FITs after April 1st 2010
• If the system is not MCS approved, you need to contact Ofgem after
1st April to go through FIT accreditation process.
• If system is MCS approved and installed you must contact FIT licensee
for registration (energy supplier).
For systems installed after 1st April 2010. MCS certificated product and installer
• You are eligible for full generation tariff and export tariff.
• Contact your energy supplier and send them your MCS certificate to tell
them you are eligible to receive FITs.
• If you install after the 2nd year of the scheme your tariff could be
reduced, depending on the installation size.
For systems installed after 1st April 2010. Non-MCS certificated product and installer
• Systems that are not MCS certificated will not be eligible to
receive the FIT generation tariff or the guaranteed FIT export tariff.
There is the possibility of receiving generation and export tariffs
outside of the FIT scheme if privately negotiated.
• You will still benefit from lower electricity bills. The saving will
depend on how much of the electricity you generate is used.
Bright Green Energy is an APPROVED and ACCREDITED MICROGENERATION (MCS) solar PV company. We provide a full, design, supply and installation of a complete solar pv system for your home.
As experienced solar pv installers, you can rest assured that our work is carried out to the highest standard. All our quotations are fully inclusive with no hidden or additional costs. The price quoted is the price you will pay. All our solar pv installations are eligible to receive the new Feed-in-Tariff (FIT).
Make money producing electricity and educe your electricity bill at the same time. It's too good to be true!
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| We are an MCS approved installer of solar pv systems. MCS #: 1152 | We are a member of the renewable energy assurance |
TEL: 0208 916 2400


