Game-changing solar panels
Get them while they’re hot.
Indeed, it’s been an odd week for the PV industry. I’ve cautioned that incentives for solar panels are a window of opportunity! Those smart enough to take advantage of the feed-in tariff will be rewarded financially.
The uptake of photovoltaic solar panels has been steadily increasing year on year. However, a Conservative-led government may remove the incentives to install!
With a well-acknowledged biased towards the fossil fuel industry, I’d be surprised if the feed-in tariff scheme isn’t closed to newer applications sooner or later.
Get them while they’re hot and protect your household from volatile energy markets.
Unfortunately, short-sightedness inflicts politics today, but they can’t impede progress.
The future arrived with battery storage, tank heating, and EV-charging via PV solar panels today.
A world not solely dependent on burning stuff to power our 21st-century lives may have been solved.
Reassuringly, solar panels will be at the heart of that worldwide revolution.
Green energy technology innovators have solved one of the most significant problems of internal power storage.
Wall-mounted power plants for your home have been the holy grail of green technologists to transform the viability of PV solar panels overnight.
As government incentives for solar panels now seem to be doomed, this battery storage breakthrough will complement the newer PV export tariff incentive.
So a solar-paneled future looks to be a significant part of the self-generation revolution.
It’s like a car company producing a car that needed no fuel, then that would be a game-changer. Whoops, we currently have electric vehicles charged by photovoltaic systems.
You currently have the ability to power your car and home for free, without relying on increasingly expensive energy.
Fuel savings and surplus export payments alone will pay for your PV system.
Solar panels were once considered ‘the underdog’ but will be at the heart of this worldwide change.
Solar panel technology will grow alongside electric vehicle technology.
Labour would have bankrupt the country. Once the Conservatives realise there’s money to be made for their pension pots they will back solar in the same way they support the biotech industry.
Let us hope then that market forces, Elon Musk and pressure from other pro-solar countries come to the rescue and speed the inevitable.
Your correct about UKIP, it is a political party based upon fear and decisions based on fear are never a good thing.
It doesn’t matter if newly elected MP’s are good. They have to tow the party line and the party line is anti-green, business as usual, appease Mr Murdoch at all costs so he can help them with the 2020 election.
Uncoincidently, Mr. Murdoch is pro-fracking and keeping the status quo because he has financial interests in it.
The Sun readers have been duped again.
I am trying to think positively, if the Tories are going to be bad then UKIP would have been a disaster for the environment. Lets hope that there are a few newly elected Torie MPs who can think for themselves and apply some pressure.