Sentence examples for solar schemes from inspiring English sources
The county now boasts a residents-led energy co-operative with a variety of successful solar schemes under its belt.
Strategic energy director Martin Davidson claims that there are no reasons for landlords to stop their solar schemes.
A number of community energy projects have been launched in recent months, ranging from solar schemes to wind turbines.
More than 4,700 solar schemes were fitted in November, the highest in more than two years.
Ireland has been slow to develop projects, but Crowley is hoping the investment will "kick-start" solar schemes by plugging them directly into companies.
Leonie Greene from the STA said: "The removal of the ability to pre-accredit a project and lock in at a set level of support, will make it harder to do both commercial rooftop and community solar schemes".
It will shortly open the first local authority-backed solar scheme, from Swindon council, with an anticipated "internal rate of return" of around 7% a year.
The intervention came as a revolutionary solar scheme to produce energy from the roof of the Tate Modern was launched, and yet could be could be the last of its kind, according to its developer Solarcentury.
They include a £4.4m solar scheme just a few miles down the road from the prime minister's constituency home in Oxfordshire; an organic farm and business park; and what is described as the UK's first ever "council solar bond".
The solar scheme says it is offering the chance for investors to receive an effective return of 7.5% before tax and after fees over 20 years, while those behind the wind turbine scheme suggest people could receive an effective rate of between8.2%and9.4%.4% before tax over the life of the investment.
The solar scheme has substantial experimental advantages, and the American physicist Robert H. Dicke and his colleagues, in a careful series of observations in the 1960s (employing up-to-date methods of servo control and observation), found that the weak equivalence principle held to about one part in 1011 for the attraction of the Sun on gold and aluminum.
