Thread: Supreme Court tell Government they can't appeal solar panel tariff bid
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Old 24-03-2012, 23:09   #2
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re: Supreme Court tell Government they can't appeal solar panel tariff bid
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The previous tariff was just over 43p per kilowatt-hour generated.
The new tariff of 21p per kilowatt-hour had been expected to come into effect from 1 April.
Are you paying anywhere near 21p per KWh for your electricity, never mind 43p. Even the proposed lower rate is ridiculous level of subsidy. Customers end up paying more for their electricity. How is that meant to help fuel poverty? How much of the generated solar power of any genuine use?
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