Earn Now – Pay Later: Spread the Cost of Solar PV

We?ve launched a new financing deal for solar customers that means you start earning money now, while paying back the cost of your installation over 5 – 10 years.

Thanks to a new partnership with The Solar Panel Group, we?re delighted to be able to offer financing options that mean you can avoid the up-front cost of solar installation.

This is great news, as you can start claiming from the Feed-in Tariff (FiT) as soon as your solar PV is installed. The money you save on energy bills and the money you earn from the FiT can be put aside to help cover the cost of installation, which we can spread over 5 ? 10 years.

Energy prices are rising sharply, and now is an excellent time to take control. Instead of frittering away more and more each month on electricity bills, you could be generating your own electricity, and earning money from your surplus electricity that you sell back to the grid.

And yes, the Feed-in Tariff (FiT) is alive and well. The Government announced on 4 December 2012 that the review of the Feed-in Tariff expected at the end of January will not see a cut to the current rate. Today?s rate of 15.44p is guaranteed until April 2013.

Solar panel prices have dropped by about 50% in the last six months, but the return from the FiT is still around 12% for a 4kWp system. The simple fact is early adopters paid higher prices and earned higher rewards from the Feed-in Tariff.

So if you looked into installing Solar PV, but were put off by the high installation costs, get a re-quote. The panels are cheaper and the returns are still high, and now we can offer you the ability to spread your payments over 5 years, you can start saving and earning straight away.

We?re always here if you want to talk to us. Just contact your regional EnergyMyWay installer for more information about our new finance deal.

James Eades

By: James Eades

Operations Director, James Eades is EnergyMyWay's in-house expert on renewable energy policy, microgeneration technologies and best practice in the renewable energy industry.