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Considering solar panels for your home or business but don’t know where to start? Thanks to the council-backed scheme called "Solar Together", installing solar panels on your rooftop has become easier than ever. The new edition of the scheme is now open for registration in Worcestershire, allowing more residents to benefit from solar panels and battery storage. Find out more about how the scheme works, who is eligible, and how to register.
Solar Together is a community-led scheme that aims to facilitate the transition to solar energy for households in Worcestershire. The scheme works by bringing local residents together to secure a better price for solar panels and battery storage, making it more affordable for everyone involved.
The following regions are eligible to participate in the scheme:
Worcestershire
Bromsgrove
Malvern Hills
Redditch
Worcester
Wychavon
Wyre Forest
By joining the scheme, property owners can get a competitive price on high-quality products and installations from a vetted provider. The registration and installation process is hassle-free, making it an excellent choice for anyone who wants to switch to solar energy and save money.
The Process is Simple:
- Register: Express your interest for free at solartogether.co.uk.
- Auction: Solar Together holds a reverse auction where pre-vetted installers compete to offer the best price.
- Personal Recommendation: Receive a tailored offer based on your home and energy needs.
- Decision: Decide at your convenience, with support available for any queries.
- Savings: Enjoy reduced energy costs with your new solar setup.
Installers are vetted and MCS accredited. All installations are backed by a 10-year insurance guarantee.
Added Benefits:
- Optional battery storage for enhanced energy independence.
- Optional EV charge points compatible with solar panels for electric vehicles.
Impressive Impact:
Solar Together Worcestershire helped install 5,279 solar panels in the region, reducing CO2 emissions and promoting sustainable homes. The initiative is expected to avoid 11,014 tonnes of carbon emissions over 25 years.
Endorsements and Participant Satisfaction:
The initiative is a partnership with the Worcestershire County Council, Bromsgrove District Council, Malvern Hills District Council, Redditch Borough Council, Worcester City Council, Wychavon District Council and Wyre Forest District Council, and is endorsed by community leaders and local authorities across Worcestershire. Participants like Diana and Bernard Trigg from Malvern (who installed 8 panels and battery storage) praise the service and the tangible benefits of their solar installations. "Our experience with solar together was exemplary. I was kept fully informed, the installers were excellent and the same installation was cheaper then my previous quote." said the couple. They are estimated to save £396 annually on their energy bill, with an additional earning of £161 from an export tariff.
Learn More and Join:
Registration is now open for free and without obligation until 9 August 2024. Visit the Solar Together website to learn more and register interest.
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