Now, if you have a keen eye for industry or domestic development then you might have spotted the Solar Tech logo brandished on a number of renewable energy systems. But if, like most of us, you tend to miss the smaller details to what’s happening within the bigger picture of Renewable Energy, then here’s a rundown of what a company like Solar Tech are all about:
Solar Tech Ltd is an independent business that specialises in the design and installation of microgeneration and renewable energy sources for Public, Commercial and Domestic uses. They supply a range of services and systems from Solar Hot Water, PV Cell installation, Ground Source Heat Pumps, Under Floor Heating, to Pool Heating and Pellet Fuel Boilers. And as accredited installers they have a store-house of useful information for both technical and financial considerations, as well as a healthy listing of funds, grants and benefits for both residential and commercial users.
Minimising the effects of Global Warming is what fronts this family business of renewable ralliers. It is commonly known that Climate Change is one of the only challenges that faces the world today as a whole. Threats of extreme weather conditions, loss of the Earth’s Glaciers, radical changes to the world’s geography, and ultimately, the way we live, are just some of the motivators behind Solar Tech’s emergence. So what are we to do about it?
Little is known about the government funding available for home-owners to make a change to the way they power their properties. The Low Carbon Buildings Programme is just one of the public initiatives for UK resident home-owners to help with that initial pay-out for a domestic, renewable energy system. Microgenerational technology such as Wind Turbines, Solar Panels, and Under Ground Source Piping, has made such progress over recent years (in terms of technologically and in its integration into British homes) that it is not just seen as an ecologically sustainable alternative, but a first choice for home-owners wanting to cut their electricity bills and make their property a zero carbon home. And one of the reassuring benefits for Solar Tech customers is that they will be using a member of the Clear Skies accreditation scheme, which can provide candidates with up to 50% for Photo Voltaic (PV cell) systems and 30% for Solar Thermal systems, or £2,500 per household – depending on which is the lower figure.
But that’s not all. After the Solar Tech specialists have installed your new microgeneration kit (which, on average, can contribute to a third of your home’s electricty) there is also a maintenance service delivered by a team of in-house engineers, who are just a phone call away!
Solar Tech is, without a doubt, one of the leading renewable energy system suppliers in the UK. So whether it’s commercial or residential assistance you need for your renewable solution, Solar Tech are sure to be a great help.
For further information on Solar Tech’s Low Carbon Building Programme listing, and the benefits you could receive by using renewable energy systems, please visit the Solar Tech website.
Source: www.solartech.org.uk
