Consultation Responses

[SRE]

Comprehensive Review of Feed-in tariffs

Not long until this consultation closes - I'm doing my response now - I reckon it's worth lobbying for a delay until September for the july cuts based on the reduced number of installations. At least it will allow installers to change their business model into something a bit more sustainable. Will use the 8 x last years installations to achieve 30gwh argument.

Ted - have you got any stats to help us

 

[TedM]

Weekly number of installations:

11 December 2011	29,664
18 December 2011	1,087
25 December 2011	1,049
01 January 2012	120
08 January 2012	1,008
15 January 2012	1,812
22 January 2012	2,081
29 January 2012	2,519
05 February 2012	3,463
12 February 2012	5,109
19 February 2012	8,501
26 February 2012	14,839
04 March 2012	20,897
11 March 2012	1,789
18 March 2012	2,788
25 March 2012	3,067

Weekly capacity installed (kW):

04 December 2011	97,534
11 December 2011	125,040
18 December 2011	2,962
25 December 2011	3,211
01 January 2012	426
08 January 2012	2,927
15 January 2012	4,989
22 January 2012	5,796
29 January 2012	7,374
05 February 2012	10,462
12 February 2012	16,667
19 February 2012	30,384
26 February 2012	56,817
04 March 2012	99,647
11 March 2012	5,045
18 March 2012	8,347
25 March 2012	9,325

There was a big surge in 10-50kW system registrations to beat the 3rd March deadline. More 10-50kW systems were registered in the final week before 3rd March than in the last week to 12th December.

Total sub-50kW systems installed is now 1,019,823 kW

Source: http://www.decc.gov.uk/assets/decc/...eekly-solar-pv-installation-and-capacity-.xls

 

[Dave-geo]

Data shows up well on a graph.

 

[babba]

Great thread. Ted it would be great if you could up date this thread as it will be very interesting to see how the market pans out over the next couple of months.