Articles by Ben Jones
- Access the Benefits Of Solar Power for Free
Five of the 'big six' UK energy providers have announced price rises in the last few months. As prices rise, the benefits of installing free solar panels on your home increase. Published 27Aug2011, viewed 96 times
- Free Solar Panels for Your Farm
Solar panels can provide many benefits. However installing a suitable system can often involve a large initial outlay of cost, which can be too expensive for some. Published 27Aug2011, viewed 116 times
- Free Solar Panels
Investing in solar panels for your home can provide a great return on investment. What if, however, you do not want or cannot afford to buy the panels outright? Many solar companies in the UK now offer free solar schemes which mean that you can have solar panels installed on your home for free. Published 28Aug2011, viewed 70 times
- Free Solar Panels For Your Business
We are all becoming increasingly aware of the benefits of solar panels, but not all of us can afford the costs associated with installing them. Free solar panels can offer the solution, providing the benefits of installing solar panels, with none of the cost. Published 27Aug2011, viewed 84 times
- How do Solar Panels Work?
To understand how solar panels work we must first understand how they are made. Published 26Aug2011, viewed 117 times
- Are Solar Panels a Good Investment?
With increasing media coverage about solar panels, it is hard to know whether they can provide a good return on investment and whether they are a worthwhile purchase for your home. Published 26Aug2011, viewed 80 times
- Different Panel Types and Benefits
Solar panels are made up of photovoltaic cells. These cells can be manufactured from a variety od different materials, the most used is crystalline silicon. Photovoltaic (or PV) cells are produced globally by over 100 manufacturers. The type of solar panel that you will choose will differ according to your requirements and your solar panel installer should be able to discuss your options with you. Published 20Aug2011, viewed 91 times
- Solar Panels and UK Irradiance Levels
A concern raised by those who are learning more about solar panels is usually whether or not they can be effective in Britain's temperamental weather. Although England might not receive as much sunshine each year as somewhere closer to the equator, solar panels can still work very well. Published 20Aug2011, viewed 214 times
- Fossil Fuels And The Environmental Benefits Of Solar Power
The Earth's surface receives enough energy in just one hour to meet all of the world's energy requirements for a whole year. By using finite energy resources such as oil, coal, gas and other fossil fuels which are being depleted, we are currently emitting huge quantities of carbon dioxide (CO'') into the earth's atmosphere. Published 20Aug2011, viewed 102 times
- What to Look for When Choosing a Solar Company
Making the decision to install solar panels is an important one and not one that should be undertaken lightly. It is generally considered best practice to obtain at least three quotations to be able to effectively compare and consider the offerings. Published 17Aug2011, viewed 93 times
- The Feed-in Tariff in the UK Explained
In April 2010 the government introduced the Feed-in Tariff as a means of incentivising homeowners to invest in solar panels. This was part of the scheme to reduce carbon emissions in the UK. Encouraging UK homeowners to invest in solar panels will result in them using clean green electricity which is produced by their panels rather than electricity from burnt fossil fuels. Published 15Aug2011, viewed 127 times
- The Feed-in Tariff in the UK
The Feed-in Tariff was introduced in the UK in April 2010 to encourage the uptake of renewable energy sources such as solar power. The tariff offers a financial incentive for companies and organisations to invest in solar photovoltaics (PV) and to meet the country's ambitious carbon emissions targets. Published 15Aug2011, viewed 92 times
- What Makes a Property Suitable For Solar?
Most properties in the UK are suitable for solar photovoltaic (PV) panels, although some are more suitable than others. To be certain that your roof could accommodate a solar panel system effectively, you should contact an installer for a quotation. Published 15Aug2011, viewed 89 times
- How do Free Solar Panel Schemes Work?
Free solar panel schemes are becoming increasingly popular as more and more solar installation companies are starting to offer them. In a free solar scheme, a solar provider will design, install and maintain a solar panel system on a homeowner's roof for free as long as the roof meets their criteria. They will fund the installation using payments from the government-backed Feed-in Tariff scheme. Published 14Aug2011, viewed 86 times
- Is My Home Eligible for Free Solar Panels?
The increasing availability of free solar schemes means that homeowners can now have the benefits of solar panels with none of the cost. Published 14Aug2011, viewed 97 times
- Home Improvements That Can Save You Money
There are lots of ways to add value to your home as well as potentially save money. Our list of changes provides helpful ways of reducing energy costs as well as even making money. One key way to save money is to reduce your energy bills by becoming more efficient within your home. You can often make relatively small changes which will result in significant results. Published 18Aug2011, viewed 99 times
- Home Improvements That Actually Make You Money!
There are lots of ways to add value to your home as well as potentially save money. One key way is to take advantage of the government-backed Feed-in Tariff and to install Solar panels on your home. There is a panel system suitable for your needs and your budget, whether or not you can afford the initial cost. Published 13Aug2011, viewed 124 times
- Solar Finance Options for Homeowners in the UK
Most homes in the UK are suitable for solar. The government-introduced Feed-in Tariff makes installing solar panels a viable option, even for homeowners who cannot afford the up-front cost of investing in solar. Within the UK, many solar installers will provide the choice to homeowners either to invest in a solar PV system or to have it installed for free. Published 11Aug2011, viewed 94 times
- Solar Finance Options for Businesses in the UK
Installing solar panels is a great way for businesses to meet their carbon reduction commitments as well as reduce their reliance on fossil fuels. Many businesses in the UK are suitable for solar and could benefit from a photovoltaic installation. Within the UK, many solar installers will provide the choice to businesses either to invest in a solar PV system or to have it installed for free. Published 11Aug2011, viewed 88 times
- Solar Panels for Domestic and Commercial Use
Solar Photovoltaic (PV) panels convert solar energy into usable electricity. The panels generate a Direct Current (DC) and a solar panel system will include an inverter which converts this DC into an Alternating Current (AC) which can be used by your electricity system. Published 23Oct2011, viewed 82 times
- The Intricacies of Solar Power: How Does it Work?
Solar Photovoltaic (PV) panels convert solar energy into electricity that we can use. By converting sunlight into clean, green energy, you can reduce their carbon footprint, make savings on bills, and receive guaranteed payments for the electricity that they produce. Published 10Aug2011, viewed 108 times
- The Environmental Benefits of Using Solar Power
We no longer need to burn fossil fuels to produce usable energy. Today there are many alternative forms of usable energy available to us. Choosing to utilise other forms of renewable energy not only reduces our carbon footprint and the impact that we have on the world, but also provides us with a sustainable energy source that will be around for years to come. Published 10Aug2011, viewed 86 times
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