The Queen and the Pope met yesterday in Rome and exchanged gifts.
The BBC newsreader announced that the Queen gave the Pope a haunch of venison, some biscuits and a bottle of scotch.
I was convinced the newsreader was going to say that the Pope presented the Queen with the magical finger bone of a saint, or some such grisly Catholic relic.
Just done a quick annual calculation of our electricity use and generation with the solar PV - our total cost for electricity (bearing in mind we are 100% electric and are considered high users) is £50. Very pleased with the solar generation.
Just done a quick annual calculation of our electricity use and generation with the solar PV - our total cost for electricity (bearing in mind we are 100% electric and are considered high users) is £50. Very pleased with the solar generation.
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If you take the write down period and the capital cost of the installation into account then what is the true cost?
If you take the write down period and the capital cost of the installation into account then what is the true cost?
Roger - hard to say, as I don't know what percentage of the generated electricity we are using; however, given we both work from home, I'd say about 30~40%, bearing on mind that maximum usage is at night, when we're not generating. That said, I consider the £12k outlay as a sunk cost, as it adds to the value of the house - well, for at least the next 24 years.
...and don't forget I'm on the £.43 feed-in tariff. Without that, it wouldn't be viable, unless I was storing the electricity, but that in itself means a set of new batteries every 5 years or so.
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