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Professor Aston, historian and long time presenter of Channel 4 programme “Time Team” is the latest in a long line of people who have used Solar Fusion to obtain free energy through solar power. 
 
With the excellent Feed In Tariffs launched in April, Professor Aston was keen to start saving money at the earliest opportunity by [...]

Solar Fusion continue to be praised in the media for their Photovoltaic panels. This time on BBC’s lunchtime show “Working Lunch” on 26th July 2010.
One of our customers was so happy with his Solar Panels that he appeared on the TV programme to highlight the benefits and express his delight at being able to generate [...]

An unmanned solar-powered plane has set a new record by staying airborne continuously for more than two weeks.
The Zephyr landed safely after its British developers decided nothing would be proved by keeping it in the air any longer.
The plane comfortably beat the previous records for continuous flight without refuelling – nine days for a piloted [...]

In light of a recent Daily Telegraph article written by one of their correspondents Mr Wilson, one of our customers felt the need to reply. Mr Wilson, along with another disgruntled customer were left bemused after having a Photovoltaic Solar Energy installed only to wait 7 months for it to actually work due to the [...]

In an annoucement this week, the Government appears to have listened to public opinion and set the new Feed In Tariff for electricity (PV) at 41.3p per Kwh. This will guarantee owners of a Photovoltaic system which was commissioned after July 2009 to a sliding scale of annual payments for the next 25 years.
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If you are thinking about installing Photovoltaic Solar panels on your property now is the time to do it! Up until April, anyone who installs a PV Solar system will benefit from both the £2,500 government grant and be eligible for the new Feed In Tariff which increases from 10p per Kwh to an expected 36p per Kwh. According to documentation released by the government.

This is the view of the government’s new energy advisor David Mackay, who told BBC news “”There is a worry that in 2016 there might not be enough electricity. My guess is that what the market might do is fix that problem by making more gas power stations, which isn’t the direction we want to be going in,” he said.

“Energy prices are likely to remain at historically high levels, and in fact increase as non-commodity costs rise ever upwards” that is the view of British Gas Managing Director Phil Bentley. This gloomy outlook isn’t unexpected as the facts of diminishing fossil fuels, possible blackouts and increasing demand paints a poor picture of the future without renewable technology.

Solar Fusion is proud to be a member of the ‘We Support Solar’ campaign. It has been set up to petition the government regarding the level that the upcoming Feed In Tariff will be set at. Adding just 10p to the Government’s proposed rates would create substantial employment opportunities in the construction industry as well as making Solar Energy more accessible for the majority of commercial and residential clients.