Free solar panels Vs "Paid for" panels
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Free solar panels, invest in your own, or do nothing?

It’s a tricky question!

Yet hundreds of commercial properties have already started benefiting from the Government’s Feed-In-Tariff introduced earlier this year.

Whether you decide to invest in your own system or allow an investor to install panels for you, the benefits are enormous and there really isn’t a catch.

The more “free energy” you use, the more you or the investment company earn, plus the scheme is index-linked and guaranteed by the Government for 25 years!

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