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Quick question - to increase the size of an existing array, the new panels will come under the new FIT rate. Npower have said that we don't have to install a 2nd generation meter as they will pro rata the payments to reflect what has been installed. If we did want to install a 2nd gen meter they would accept a 2nd reading.

If we were to install a second generation meter - we would have to install a second inverter....wouldn't we?
 
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Quick question - to increase the size of an existing array, the new panels will come under the new FIT rate. Npower have said that we don't have to install a 2nd generation meter as they will pro rata the payments to reflect what has been installed. If we did want to install a 2nd gen meter they would accept a 2nd reading. Yes, they would have to.

If we were to install a second generation meter - we would have to install a second inverter....wouldn't we? Yes!

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