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Towns in Berkshire
Bracknell, Crowthorne, Hungerford, Maidenhead, Newbury, Reading, Sandhurst, Slough, Thatcham, Wokingham
News and Information about Solar Panels in Berkshire
The importance of Solar Panels in Berkshire
Solar power is of growing importance to the UK economy and to the UK's plans to reduce carbon emissions. Now, if you walk down most streets in the UK there are visible signs of solar power's penetration on the energy industry.
There has been a steep rise in solar panels in Berkshire with local authorities and housing associations taking the opportunity to invest and make a return utilising the feed-in tariff scheme. Berkshire is a relatively affluent county, which has no doubt helped the significant rise in solar installations especially for solar panels in Reading and Maidenhead.
Solar panels work by absorbing the daylight from the sun, using the PV technology within the panel to convert this into usable energy that can be utilized within the home or business. The feed-in tariff scheme means any additional energy gets sent to the national grid to be used by the energy companies. Payments are made per kWh for households and businesses taking advantage of the scheme – with a payment for every kWh produced and additional payments for any energy exported to the grid.
Solar panels are increasing in popularity and will continue to do so as not only are they an investment that a return can be seen on they are also helping to cut CO2 emissions and to slow the effects of climate change.
