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Sidcup
The benefits of solar and renewable energy
FORECASTED RETURN ON INVESTMENT
How much can Sidcup residents save?
View the system cost, quoted savings projections and actual savings so far from one of our Sidcup case studies.
Please view the full case study for all details, the system shown below may also factor in savings from an accompanying battery.
Our forecasts are for informational purposes only and based on typical energy cost forecasts and solar production metrics. Actual savings and breakeven points will vary. We cannot guarantee the accuracy of these projections as energy prices can change. This information is not financial advice. However, we will always do our best to provide reliable forecasts and always side on the more conservative side. Based on an inflation rate of 2% and an electricity tariff of £0.40/kWh, expected savings are in line with MCS best practices.
Why choose Infinite Energy in Sidcup?
Sidcup falls in the DA postcode district, one of the areas we cover most regularly. Most enquiries here are domestic: panels on a pitched roof, storage sized against how the household actually uses electricity, and often an EV charger fitted on the same visit so the wiring is only done once. Nina's home, shown on this page, is a domestic solar and battery installation.
We carry out the survey, design, installation and commissioning ourselves rather than subcontracting the work out. We're also happy to put you in touch with customers who've had the same system fitted, so you can hear how it went from someone who's actually lived with it.
SOLAR INSTALLATION
Frequently asked questions
Do I need solar panels to get a battery storage system?
How does Solar work?
How long will my solar system last for?
How much sunshine is required for my solar system to work?
How soon will I start saving money from Solar?
When installing a solar system, which roof direction is best?
Why should I get solar panels?
JARGON BUSTER
Glossary
glossary
Building-Integrated Photovoltaics (BIPV)
Solar panels integrated into building materials, such as roof tiles or facades, to generate electricity while serving a structural function.
Energy Performance Certificate (EPC)
A certificate required in the UK that rates the energy efficiency of a building, which can be improved with solar installations.
Feed-in Tariff (FiT)
The Feed-in Tariffs (FIT) scheme was designed by government to promote the uptake of renewable and low-carbon electricity generation. It is now closed for new applicants, since 2019.
Grid-Connected System
A solar power setup that is connected to the local electricity grid, allowing excess electricity to be exported and shortages to be supplemented by the grid.
Inverter
A device that converts the direct current (DC) electricity generated by solar panels into alternating current (AC) suitable for use in homes and businesses.
Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS)
A UK quality assurance scheme that certifies microgeneration technologies and installers, ensuring standards in the solar industry.
