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Old 14-10-2011, 19:10   #21
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Re: Energy firms' profit margins soar

Slightly off but basically big companies cashing in again:

What's a rent-a-roof scheme?
'Free' solar schemes, also known as rent-a-roof schemes, are run by companies eager to cash in on the feed-in tariff. For example, the following companies all currently offer rent-a-roof schemes: Sainsbury's Energy,British Gas, Eon, Homesun, A Shade Greener, Freesource Energy, Isis Solar, Sunshare and more.


Read more: http://www.which.co.uk/environment-a...#ixzz1amThqKbh
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Why would the government let these companies cashin on these schemes?
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