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Solar PV Panels ~ Solar Thermal ~ Solar Hot Water ~ Ground Source Energy
Hampshire ~ Portsmouth ~ Gosport ~ Fareham ~ Isle of Wight ~ Havant ~ Hayling Island ~ Southsea |
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WHY L. C. ENERGY SOLUTIONS LTD? |
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We specialise in Renewable energies, Solar PV installations and the linking of renewable energy sources to existing heating systems. MCS (Approved certification scheme), GAS SAFE and NICEIC (PartP) accredited, we have extensive experience and are well known for our professional, friendly and no-nonsense approach.
We offer a complete service from design to completion for residential, commercial, farm and community projects. |
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Solar PV panels require only daylight, not necessarily sunlight, and are therefore capable of generating electricity on cloudy days. Solar PV panels work equally well in urban or rural locations. They can be installed on the roof of most homes that can support the equipment and can easily be connected to a building’s electricity supply. |
The Generation Tariff:
You earn a fixed income (up to 41.3p) for every kilowatt hour of electricity you generate and use in your property.
The Export Tariff:
You earn an additional fixed income for every kilowatt hour of electricity you generate and sell back to the grid.
Feed In Tariff - Information |
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Solar Thermal (Heated Water)
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Solar water heating systems use free heat from the sun to warm domestic hot water. A conventional boiler or immersion heater is then used to make the water hotter, or to provide hot water when solar energy is unavailable. Solar Thermal panels are placed on the roof and water is circulated through the panels and heated. |
Beneath the surface, the ground stays at a fairly constant temperature, so a ground source heat pump can be used throughout the year - even in the middle of winter. Pipes can be either laid out in the garden below the surface where the temperature is higher than on the surface or buried deeper in a single location in the garden. Both methods generate free hot water. Air source heating systems are available and comparisons can be made between the systems and advice given on the best packages. Air source heating systems are available and comparisons can be made between the systems and advice given on the best packages. |
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The Department for Energy and Climate Change (DECC) have announced the the Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) is expected to be launched in June 2011. It is designed to provide financial support to encourage the uptake of renewable and low carbon heat technologies, like heta pumps. It is currently in the planning stage and no final decision has yet been made by DECC. |
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