Me too
:o)
I
tried
and tried to get info, but all I can find is zip unless you want to pay
mega
bucks and don’t expect to break even for about ten years! Hell,
Scottish Power
don’t even want to buy back surplus power and if your electricity
supplier does
its usually at about 2.4p a KW hour when they charge you 6+ pence a KW
hour. I
thought that there were grants for this kind of stuff but they’re all
gone! See
the million roofs for Europe thing where it was a handout from the EEC, but
you
had to be in the know to get it.
K.
-----Original
Message-----
From: Phil Johnson
[mailto:whiskybob@xxxxxxx]
Sent: 02 April 2001 12:28
To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
Subject: [ukha_d] OT(ish) Wind
Generator / Solar Panels
Hi
all,
A
bit off-topic,
but I'm wondering if there's anyone out there with experience with
harnessing
mother nature to generate electricity/hot water. I've come across a
lot
of sites which promote alternative energy, but none that offer any great
advice, where to start etc.
I
don't
have any great need to do this, since I live on a large housing estate and
do
have mains electricity, it's something I've always wanted to
do.
Cheers!
-
Phil
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