A Shade Greener Response To DECC Official Announcement On Feed In Tariffs

Tankersley, Sheffield, February 13 2012

Following the Department of Energy and Climate Change's official announcement today about the improvements to the FIT Scheme Announcement, A Shade Greener Ltd, the UK's largest installer of Free Solar Panels, announces its complete support of the reforms. A Shade Greener believes that the changes will make the industry more sustainable, will promote confidence, growth and investment in the Renewables Industry and are entirely in line with its own projections.

Stewart Davies, Chairman, says;

"We have always been supportive of the Government's plans for change in this industry and we anticipated these changes and will continue installing free solar systems. We now have many thousands of very satisfied customers, who are enjoying an average of 37% reduction in their annual electricity bill http://ashadegreener.co.uk/energy-study/ and our customers, collectively to date, have saved over 5500 tonnes of CO2. None of this could have been possible had the FIT Scheme not been implemented in the first place. Thankfully the current Government has recognised the huge success of this Scheme and have acknowledged that the Renewables Industry is worthy of continued support."

Notes for Editors

A Shade Greener Ltd http://www.ashadegreener.co.uk is one of the largest companies offering free solar pv under the 'rent a roof' scheme and as at today's date has installed more than 6000 systems. A Shade Greener Ltd was a listed respondent to the Government's official consultation document on the Comprehensive Review Phase 1.

A Shade Greener provides free solar panel installations to home owners with suitable properties. A solar electric system provides free electricity to the home during daylight hours. Solar panels can reduce your energy bills by an average of a third and can help households affected by fuel poverty.

A Shade Greener
Sterling House,
Maple Court,
Maple Road,
Tankersley,
S75 3DP

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