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  1. To give you a helping hand on the journey to going solar, we’ve put together this handy little guide to tell you everything you need to know about residential solar installations. Inside we’ll explain the basics and the benefits of PV technology and, most importantly, what it can do for you.

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    • To find a certified installer and products search the MCS database at:

    Check local planning regulations to make sure you are allowed to install a PV system. Check that the solar PV company is MCS* certified and familiarise yourself with the Renewable Energy Consumer Code*. Don’t accept a price over the phone, get the company to visit. Get an Energy Performance Certificate for your house. Before your appointme...

    As soon as the company representative arrives check whether they are a salesperson or a surveyor - a salesperson needs to explain: The limitations of their visit. That your house will need to be assessed by an experienced surveyor. That they cannot provide a quote on the day and that their estimate could change following a technical survey. W...

    The company should provide you with an in-depth quote including panel/module information, details of warranties, details of the solar inverter, the company’s terms and conditions, and information on how it has calculated the payback, rate of return and savings. Ask who will be doing the installation. Is it the same company or a sub-cont...

    www. microgenerationcertification.org and to find out more about the Renewable Energy Consumer Code visit: www.recc.org.uk/scheme/consumer-code Find recommended installers on: www.local.which.co.uk This checklist was developed with the support of RECC, The Energy Saving Trust, MCS and BPVA.

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  2. Solar buying guide 3 Solar systems are most effective when they are well positioned (north-facing is optimal, but not essential) and exposed to enough sunlight without obstruction by shade caused from trees, power lines or other structures. Depending on the amount of available sunlight, a grid-connected solar system will operate in one of the ...

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  3. This Solar Buyers Guide is designed to give you an understanding of how solar works as well as the key benefits of powering your home with the suns energy.

  4. Mar 4, 2021 · The Clean Energy Council has produced an all-new Buying Solar guide to help consumers feel confident when purchasing solar panels for their home. The right solar system is an investment, adding value to a property while also driving down your household’s energy costs.

  5. By understanding the basics of solar energy, your solar options, and the right questions to ask solar professionals, you’re well positioned to make the right decisions. Today, most residential solar systems are photovoltaic (“PV”) – or solar electric – systems. This guide covers only PV systems.

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  7. Brush up on the basics of everything solar: Tax credits, batteries, solar panel lifespans and the installation timeline.

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