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| Written by Tim Brew |
| Friday, 20 February 2009 21:27 |
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NB This information is subject to change due to legislation and prices. You must have: •Your electricity supply with the company to which you wish to sell back electricity (in most cases). TO REGISTER FOR ROCs call OFGEM 0207 901 7000. Tradelink Solutions 01923 713840 could provide some help in registering. Some energy companies with Green Tariffs in this area which will buy back electricity are: ECOTRICITY LTD. Ecotricity will pay you 4.5p for every unit of electricity you generate even if you use it on site (about 1000 units a year for average domestic microgeneration installations). In return, you give Ecotricity the ROCs awarded to you annually by OFGEM. GREEN ENERGY (UK) Plc If you generate less than 2000kwh per year then the best option is to sell Green Energy your ROCs for which they currently pay 3p per kWh ROC. For more than 2000kWh generation you could sell the electricity that you don?t need back to Green Energy for 4p per kWh and 3p per kWh ROC. You also need to pay them 15p per day standing charge to sell electricity to the National Grid and you will need an export meter as well as a generation meter. One type of export meter for small generators is called a non-half hourly (NHH) meter. It costs about £75 plus VAT per year to operate Call Green Energy UK on 08454569550 for a 'Sell us your energy' contract. GOOD ENERGY LTD Good Energy currently pay 4.5p for each unit generated even if used on site. In return they claim the ROC you get from the government for generating renewable electricity. All the electricity you import from them is 100% renewable. NPOWER JUICE Npower Juice matches every unit of electricity you use and feeds the same amount generated from renewable sources into the National grid. EDF offer two options: |
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