Anybody have solar panelling?

[Witharby 2-3 weeks]

God I'm bored. Spoke to a fellow this morning that had them installed 6 months ago. Halved his Leccie bill and will be re-payed in 7 years.

Apart from the financial benefit I am thinking I will get family Brownie points for being a hero of the environment.

God know what else to invest money in at the moment.

[Pat Vegas]

[Hillary]

Solar panelling is a pretty good investment, all told. Solid wall insulation is expensive but getting much better these days.

[Hillary]

example whereas, for various reasons, fracking in the UK is far more expensive and is unlikely to impact prices at all.

That's ignoring the environmental impacts - water pollution, carbon release, etc.

[Maravilloso Marvo]

[Luis Anaconda]

[Snin]

thing a go at home imo

[Maravilloso Marvo]

[Snin]

[Pat Vegas]

[Witharby 2-3 weeks]

I suppose I shall have to do some research

[Classic Jorge]

[Classic Jorge]

as long as it's up north.

[Witharby 2-3 weeks]

[Classic Jorge]

My grandad has them in spain, great whacking f**kers that power everything electrical, he's entirely off grid.

I fear in this country you are on a hiding to nothing, unless we work out a way of harnessing energy from constant, misty drizzle that is.

[Snin]

impact than those feckin eyesores ruining the country, i'd rather have fracking and nuclear imo we need energy we cant go back to being hippys and green ****e is *******s so we just need to bite bullet and get on with noooclear and fracking if need be

[Luis Anaconda]

[Nicosia Gooner]

[Snin]

has to subsidise and pay over the top for all this green energy ****e that produces fec k all actual energy but lots of people making good money out of pretending to be green..its a load of ****e

[Witharby 2-3 weeks]

Even here, in wet and windy Warwickshire, he generates enough power to half his bill. It cost him £7k in January to install and has saved £329 in six months. With our wonderful British summer he may even save some more in the next 6.

To be honest I figure if I save 30% it is still better than investing in an ISA or somesuch at present

[Classic Jorge]

And especially how the people are generally anti-wind power seem to be pro-fracking.

Surely even the most profound of simpletons can work out that a turbine has zero environmental damage. If it's a matter of aesthetics then fine, but this nonsense about light flicker and noise is just a spurious straw man argument for nimbys.

[Snin]

electricity price for you putting a piddling amount of electricity which wouldnt power a lightbulb and gets lost in the transmission back into the grid..green tax loving unrealistic facist cnuts

[Pat Vegas]

All standing there in a nice order. Whiter than white with weird spinny things. sort of like spinning Swastikas imo

[Snin]

in taxes and ****e...they produce feck all energy but make you money..joke i tell ye..might get myself some though just to get some *****FREE YOGURT WEAVING CNUTS MONEY ******

[Witharby 2-3 weeks]

[PSRB]

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/horrified-birdwatchers- see-rare-white-throated-2003724 (http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/horrified-birdwatchers-see-rare-white-throated-2003724)

Poor little birdy :-(

[Classic Jorge]

[Luis Anaconda]

[Brentwood]

panels on the roof?

[Snin]

ever produces, they look ****e, destroy beautiful areas..kill birds and are never going to produce enough energy...just do like france and go nuclear, its only logical solution..if you oging to waste money at least do it on something that makes energy imo

[Pat Vegas]

[Classic Jorge]

[Snin]

[Pat Vegas]

[Snin]

since they taxing me so much on green tax ****e i want my few cents bakc imo

[Classic Jorge]

Nuclear power, which I'm actually broadly in favour of, contaminates areas for hundreds of thousand of years. Fossil fuel and gas extraction ruins ecostsyems for thousands.

I simply dont understand the objections on this basis

[Luis Anaconda]

[Classic Jorge]

NEVER!!!

We really should now, you know. It serves nobody to constantly hark back to it.

[Luis Anaconda]

[Snin]

and have made a few people very rich but dont help or solveany energy issue and never will..bunch of arse..when i see them i see them laughing at me...mocking me...spinny windy useless cnuts

[Classic Jorge]

In fact, green subsidies have greatly reduced over the last five years after onjective one and two funding has run out and the match funding from government has consequently dwindled.

[Pat Vegas]

Bit of Argie Bargie in 1982.

I think Help for Heroes actually is more people looking for something to get behind. Not the actual cause itself but more of a gimmick to jump aboard.

[Pat Vegas]

I unfortunately dropped it off a cliff.

[Snin]

in loft till it runs out imo... tbh i dont give a flying feck about any of it..im bored n hung over ..and dont like climate worrying botherers in genral so just having a mindless rant...so ill probably stop in am inute and go and get a bacon roll

[Classic Jorge]

My grandad makes enough with a couple of very small turbines to power a house, a pool and to put about as much again back into the storage.

Given this sort of actual, real empirical evidence I'd suggest they might not actually be a bad idea.

[Classic Jorge]

[Snin]

[ROSSCO DISCO]

[Free SL]

some stupid c**t drove through the night from Cambridge to see a f**king bird.

[Classic Jorge]

Though obviously both would be better

[Snin]

and if as hyou say they are not annoying or noisy or such why not have one on top of your house ..feckin towny fecker trying ruin my lovley countryside imo..anyway best in noooclear so lets just do that ..

[Classic Jorge]