| What 
        is solarpower4.me.uk? We’ve all seen how many UK houses and businesses 
        now have solar PV panels on their roofs and may have wondered if they 
        will ever work out to be economic here in gloomy old Briney? The site 
        is aimed at existing owners of PV systems in the UK who 
        have installed a system under the Feed In Tariff scheme (FIT) to enable 
        them to track their output. In simplest terms it is a free place to store 
        your UK based PV generation readings, to monitor KWh and FIT earnings 
        and compare them with the average figures graphically using colours. There 
        is resource included to enable you to calculate your expected power generation 
        based on your location and climate data, or to link to other monitoring 
        systems. The simplest way to start to add data is by adding a daily output 
        or meter reading. Data can also be uploaded using smart technology (in 
        testing at present). There is also a forum included for members to use 
        for sharing information and experiences. There are varied reasons people 
        invest in such systems but the idea of getting a significant part of your 
        electrical power for free and reducing carbon emissions has to be high 
        up the list. Many owners of such systems are looking for more ways to 
        utilise their surplus output or to monitor it remotely. Some people are 
        already using their spare output to heat their hot water tank. With advances 
        in technology and falling prices it is even becoming viable to use the 
        surplus power generated to power the latest EV vehicles. Not in my lifetime? 
        Think again! | |||||
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