What are PV solar panel costs?

The PV solar panel industry is going through a frenzy of demand. Demand increased because PV installations reduced as traditional expenditure has risen. PV systems cost upward of ten grand in 2010 and that’s without battery storage, tank heating, and EV-charging applications.

Today, photovoltaic installations can be done for a more reasonable £5-6 grand depending on plugins.

The upfront costs are cheaper and today you can sell your surplus power through the PV export tariff. Today, solar panels represent the best purchase you can make this decade.

I’ve always shouted from the rooftops about getting a solar panel system as soon as possible and take advantage of the next three decades of energy freedom.

The Generation tariff accounts for the current installation ‘gold rush’, and just like every other gold rush, there will be benefactors and losers. Homeowners will be the benefactors and home renters will become the losers! The incentive was designed to level the playing field for the domestic-scale producer, strengthen higher rates of adoption and build a foundation for micro-generation. As our industry-leading PV installers gear up for a busy year again.

Learning from the experience of previous PV pioneers is what Power My Home was built to do. Installing sooner rather than later has been a common mantra over the last couple of decades.

Throwing yet more of your hard-earned at the traditional energy expenditure just doesn’t make sense anymore! Your ability to get a ‘better deal’ is significantly improved by adopting earlier.

Your bartering potential as a customer in the solar panel market will be much stronger today. There is a window of opportunity to gain from being a pioneer that may be lost to later adopters. Timing is everything, and you could bag yourself a PV solar panel bargain before predicted costs of manufacturing begin to rise. It’s a rare-earth mineral thing!

I’m encouraging people to make the best purchase you’ll make this decade, if not century