In theory the £10k installation cost will be recouped when the house is soldI have £10k invested at no risk giving a 3.7% tax paid return.
You are not receiving a return you are recouping your original outlay at 11% a year.
In theory the £10k installation cost will be recouped when the house is soldI have £10k invested at no risk giving a 3.7% tax paid return.
You are not receiving a return you are recouping your original outlay at 11% a year.
Oh no it's not. They buyer states, I am not over interested in Solar panels, how Old are the batteries. Right off 5 k or more.In theory the £10k installation cost will be recouped when the house is sold
I was 69 when mine went in, I'm 72 now, if we move and the purchaser doesn't want to pay a premium for a solar equipped house I will take the system with me.Sorry but I am 72, and not willing to invest that sort of money into a house that I might be selling within 5 years.
Sorry for you, not willing to argue about Heat Pumps, a real Marmite job.I was 69 when mine went in, I'm 72 now, if we move and the purchaser doesn't want to pay a premium for a solar equipped house I will take the system with me.
Looking at a heat pump this summer 🤔
I am getting that return whatever you say.I have £10k invested in a bank, at no risk, giving a 3.7% tax paid return.
You are not receiving a return you are recouping your original outlay at 11% a year.
My battery system will support 5kW for around 3 hours (16kWh of battery).How is a battery system going to power a 240v shower for 5 minutes?
It was better last year one is still at 5.05% and matures in September. Each new one drops a bit.Well done on your bank investments......now they are giving real returns!
Electric showers run from 7.5kW to 10.8kW so there is not enough power from your system to run one.My battery system will support 5kW for around 3 hours (16kWh of battery).