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Following advice elsewhere on this forum I just sent this email to my MP.
Dear Conor Burns,
Over the past two years I have built a two man electrical contracting business into a eleven person team by adding PV and other renewables to our installation fields. We sell ethically and have over 130 satified customers as can be seen on the website at NGPS ltd.co.uk. We were recently named the top company in the South of the UK by NAPIT at the national renewable awards.
We have over forty booked orders for works going through to March including schools , churches and members of the public.
We currently average two orders a day from recommendations.
Could you please let me know what projects we should do before the 8th December when your party has reduced the feed in tariff to unviable levels. Obviously there are going to be loads of dissapointed voters out there.
Please bear in mind that we still continue to service our twenty year customer database of electrical customers and will do so in future with the two original staff. Unfortunately the two unemployed roofers that I retrained will have to go back onto the dole along with the other nine staff I will not need after the 8th December. We took two people off the dole in the last month alone !
Apparently nationwide there are 25,000 jobs going to be lost due to this senseless short sighted decision, so my nine are small change, but my nine are all Poole based with mortgages and families and you at least, should care about them.
I notice the Germans and French who both have renewables industries better supported by their governments have not had to resort to shock cut decisions !
Obviously this government thinks wasting money on developing Weymouth for some three week Olympic tournament next year is a better bet than supporting a green infrastrucure and reducing the countries C02 levels to try to avoid the hefty fines coming in 2020 for failing to meet our agreed targets.
Perhaps you could look into the situation caused by Mr Greg Baker and give advice on how I am to tell nine local families on how to enjoy Christmas this year whilst receiving unemployment benefit.
It should also be noted that most of our customers have taken their savings out of bank accounts and put this money into PV therefore providing employment for installers, suppliers and haulage companies. This is all taxed along with the fuel used by all sectors.
Reducing the feed in tariff .....Shortsighted or just blind stupid ...I await your comments.
Yours sincerely,
Yours Nick Good NGPS Ltd.
Dear Conor Burns,
Over the past two years I have built a two man electrical contracting business into a eleven person team by adding PV and other renewables to our installation fields. We sell ethically and have over 130 satified customers as can be seen on the website at NGPS ltd.co.uk. We were recently named the top company in the South of the UK by NAPIT at the national renewable awards.
We have over forty booked orders for works going through to March including schools , churches and members of the public.
We currently average two orders a day from recommendations.
Could you please let me know what projects we should do before the 8th December when your party has reduced the feed in tariff to unviable levels. Obviously there are going to be loads of dissapointed voters out there.
Please bear in mind that we still continue to service our twenty year customer database of electrical customers and will do so in future with the two original staff. Unfortunately the two unemployed roofers that I retrained will have to go back onto the dole along with the other nine staff I will not need after the 8th December. We took two people off the dole in the last month alone !
Apparently nationwide there are 25,000 jobs going to be lost due to this senseless short sighted decision, so my nine are small change, but my nine are all Poole based with mortgages and families and you at least, should care about them.
I notice the Germans and French who both have renewables industries better supported by their governments have not had to resort to shock cut decisions !
Obviously this government thinks wasting money on developing Weymouth for some three week Olympic tournament next year is a better bet than supporting a green infrastrucure and reducing the countries C02 levels to try to avoid the hefty fines coming in 2020 for failing to meet our agreed targets.
Perhaps you could look into the situation caused by Mr Greg Baker and give advice on how I am to tell nine local families on how to enjoy Christmas this year whilst receiving unemployment benefit.
It should also be noted that most of our customers have taken their savings out of bank accounts and put this money into PV therefore providing employment for installers, suppliers and haulage companies. This is all taxed along with the fuel used by all sectors.
Reducing the feed in tariff .....Shortsighted or just blind stupid ...I await your comments.
Yours sincerely,
Yours Nick Good NGPS Ltd.
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