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Piff, that's interesting. I was thinking of siting it elsewhere, may be dig a hole for it in the garden ! Wonder if that's possible ?
Eon pay my Tarrif into my account!Eon making a fist of an invoice or bill ...... Who would have thought i
6 years on, an update for the doubters.
My install cost was repaid after approx 5.5 years by FIT
We are now about 10 years into the scheme and have so far received a total of £19,516 giving a profit so far of £11,583.
But that's not the reason for the thread resurrection.
Does anyone else get their FIT payments from e.on?
They seem to have rebranded to e.on Next. They have changed my meter reading date slightly and instead of paying the FIT directly to my bank account they have sent me a cheque for the latest payment - a bit of a pain to now find an open bank branch to pay it in.
But wait, in the post that day were 2 identical envelopes each containing a cheque for the same amount. If this continues I'm not so bothered by having to make a trip to the bank
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For the last 10 years they paid mine direct to bank account but this last payment was cheque(s) in the postEon pay my Tarrif into my account!
I have read this thread with great interest, our system cost about £8000 and we have received approx £15,500 in fit payments so it certainly was a wise investment. Our array is south west facing so not the best until around June onwards but still good.6 years on, an update for the doubters.
My install cost was repaid after approx 5.5 years by FIT
We are now about 10 years into the scheme and have so far received a total of £19,516 giving a profit so far of £11,583.
But that's not the reason for the thread resurrection.
Does anyone else get their FIT payments from e.on?
They seem to have rebranded to e.on Next. They have changed my meter reading date slightly and instead of paying the FIT directly to my bank account they have sent me a cheque for the latest payment - a bit of a pain to now find an open bank branch to pay it in.
But wait, in the post that day were 2 identical envelopes each containing a cheque for the same amount. If this continues I'm not so bothered by having to make a trip to the bank
Hi GeoffI have read this thread with great interest, our system cost about £8000 and we have received approx £15,500 in fit payments so it certainly was a wise investment. Our array is south west facing so not the best until around June onwards but still good.
Any excess energy is diverted to the hot water tank via a Solar iboost so we have lots and lots of hot water all through the spring and summer.
We did have an inverter failure last year though, but its an easy job to change and I bought a SMA 4000kw, all I had to do was change the solar connectors, handy being a retired electrician.
The SMA inverter is more efficient than the old Power One unit, most we produced was 3700w, the SMA regular produces 4200w for short periods.
Our latest FIT payment is now 60.23p Kwh from British Gas paid direct into our bank.
Best day so far this year was 28-5-22 producing 23.9 kwh.
I wonder if "johns E350" still reads these posts.
Excess energy can go to storage batteries, Tesla Powewall being one type. Our local council has just started a group buy scheme for those who wish can join up and benefit from significant discounts on purchase and installation (not necessarily Tesla) . So one can still receive payment for excess generated electricity (in my case deemed to be 50% of the total generated) and store it for use later at home. Win, winI guess it’s because incentives are not needed anymore and it’s effectively a monopoly. Excess energy can only go back to the grid, so you are lucky that you are paid anything at all!
These cheques are in excess of £750 each. Our bank will only allow cheques up to £500Most banking apps now allow you to pay cheques in by taking a photo!
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