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In the UK feed in tariff is terrible. There's almost no point at the moment in generating more than you use because you get so little for it. Some of the bigge
by forgotusername6 3y ago
In the UK feed in tariff is terrible. There's almost no point at the moment in generating more than you use because you get so little for it.
Some of the biggest suppliers are only paying ~4p to feed in compared to the average price of 34p per kWh.
- guiriduro 3y agoArguably the UK/NL isn't so great for individual solar production anyway. But there are still good options: buy from a on/offshore wind provider, hydro too.
- mattferderer 3y agoUS is similar in some locations (I can't speak for all as I'm sure it varies greatly). I pay a connection fee to use the utility that some months cost more than I pay for electricity. On average half my bill is a fixed connectivity fee. I will say though we have amazing service that rarely ever goes out & all the lines are underground.