Invest in solar panels for your home or business and make a double digit investment return every year for 25 years.

  • Tax free income for domestic clients
  • Index Linked to the Retail Prices Index (RPI)
  • Quarterly payments
  • Benefit from free, clean, green energy
  • Increase the value of your home
  • Reduce your carbon emissions
  • Better than any ISA or Savings Account

Act Now for the highest returns possible.

UKSolarPanels is proud to have been selected as preferred partner of the Camelot Area Solar Energy (CASE) community project.

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Generate free, clean, green solar energy from daylight - even on cloudy days with a solar PV system.

Greatly reduce your electricity bills.

Guaranteed Return on Investment that will grow year on year.

Protection against future electricity price rises.

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How is this possible?

Feed-in Tariffs are paid to owners of Solar Panel Systems and is paid even if you consume all of the electricity that you generate..

Feed-in tariffs were introduced by the UK government to promote the generation of renewable energy.

The tariff is currently high to encourage early adopters.

Solar Panel costs have fallen recently due to increased global demand.

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Am I eligible?

Your home does have to meet certain criteria for maximum returns from Solar Panels:

  • Your roof must have a south facing elevation that is at least 4m x 3m (13 feet x 10 feet).
  • Your roof must be free from shading.
  • You must own the freehold of your home or have the premission of the freeholder.
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Now is the perfect time to invest in a photovoltaic (PV) Solar Panel System for your home or business..... 'Feed-in Tariff' rates are high, panel prices have reduced, system efficiencies have increased. Returns are TAX FREE and Index Linked. You will get £3 back for every £1 you invest....guaranteed.

Time is critical - ACT NOW. This is because the UK Government managed Feed-in Tariff (FIT) incentive payments are due to be reviewed in April 2012 or earlier if the number of installations exceeds forecasts. However, installations that take place now benefit from the high rate and this cannot be retrospectively reduced. The higher rate incentive is also linked to the Retail Prices Index (RPI)