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sedgy34
You need to forget that idea and concentrate on the next big thing people will uptake, not sure what that's going to be though. Could be wig making lol
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companies quote ridiculously cheap on rubbish gear just to try and keep in business
if only i could devise a machine to produce electrickery from rain, i'd be a millionaire.
I do think it's time we stopped trying to sell PV as an investment. It's a way of inflation proofing your fuel bills and producing electricity in a responsible way.
4KW £6200.00 Suntech panels Steca inverter with 7years
Prices in this part of East Anglia are much lower in yours FB. Perhaps it's the Cambridge effect?
That does seem steep FB, well above what we charge for decent kit.
Yes, but a margin of safety needs to be in place to ensure that it's not a loss-maker for those who put their hard-earned savings into it.
Yes, it could be the effect of sky-high property prices and rents near to Cambridge. Property prices here have largely ignored the recession and are among the most expensive in the country. Nationwide second-quarter figures report average UK house price as £165k, London average £344k and Cambridge average at £329k.
do you get that with a conservatory or an extension?
Not the same I know, but really, how much margin do you need! Your already more than doubling the cost of your system in your returns.
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