Save & Generate have produced a series of Fact Sheets aimed at providing a clear summary of topics affecting the renewable energy microgeneration sector. The S&G Fact Sheet on the Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) provides an overview of this key Government incentive to promote the uptake of small scale renewable heating systems by the domestic and commercial sector.

Save & Generate have produced a series of Fact Sheets aimed at providing a clear summary of topics affecting the renewable energy microgeneration sector. The S&G Fact Sheet on the Feed in Tariff (FIT) provides an overview of this key Government incentive to promote the uptake of small scale renewable electricity generating systems by the domestic and commercial. sector.

If you are confused regarding what to do about your energy systems you are not alone. Solar panels, insulation, heat pump heating systems, heat recovery, smart metering.... the list of products to help against rising energy costs is ever growing. Deciding which is the best for your situation is a increasingly difficult task especially when faced with bold claims by manufacturers and installers. The Save & Generate Energy Assessment is the best way to independently get advice and clear direction on what is best solution for your energy systems.

Closely mirroring the German market trend from the early 2010s (see Figure 1), the UK is now firmly on track for meeting its 2014 target of 350,000 microgeneration installations.

The Save and Generate map has data on over 1,000 installations!

For all of you who haven't seen it, here is the factsheet from Ofgem with the Feed-in Tariffs adjusted rates for all the different clean energy technology types. These are the new generation and export tariff rates that will be paid to whoever install a clean energy technology system from 1 April 2011 until 31 March 2012.