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New: The Government announced in July 2009 the details of the proposed feed-in tariff for Microgeneration systems from April 2010. The consultation for this ended on the 15th October 2009 and the Government has now announced the final proposals: http://www.decc.gov.uk/en/content/cms/consultations/elec_financial/elec_financial.aspx

In summary the feed-in tariff (FIT) is expected to provide all qualifying generators of renewable energy with a higher rate of income from all their generated power than they currently receive, making renewable energy systems significantly more economic. The rate of income will be determined by the size of the system and the current proposals are as detailed below;

System TypeSizeRate/kWhSegen Systems
Wind0-15kW26.7p3 X Evance R9000 or 1 X Gaia 133
Wind15kW - 100kW24.1p2 - 9 X Gaia 133 or 1 X WES 18
Wind100kW - 500kW18.8p2 - 6 X WES 18 or 1 - 2 X WES 30
Wind500kW - 1,500kW9.4p2 - 6 X WES 30
Wind1,500kW - 5,000kW4p 
Solar PV0-4kWp (new build)36.1pNU180-16 or NU180-22
Solar PV0-4kWp41.3pNU180-16 or NU180-22
Solar PV4kWp - 10kWp36.1pNU180-40 or NU180-55
Solar PV10kWp - 100kWp31.4p 
Solar PV100kWp - 5,000kWp29.3p 

Note: Eligible systems installed after July 2009 are expected to qualify for the feed-in tariff from April 2010.

To find out how much a renewable energy system could earn for you from April 2010 use our Wind Speed Checker or PV System Configuration Tool.

 

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