The refusal of high-street banks to finance domestic solar panels has resulted in Government feed-in-tariffs only benefiting the ‘well-off’ but a leading solar developer reports that the situation may be about to change for the better.
When Greg Barker, the Climate Change Minister, announced changes to feed-in-tariffs (FiTs) earlier this year he said that he wanted the population at large to be able to benefit from, and engage with, renewable power generation.
However, according to industry experts the refusal of high-street banks to finance domestic solar installations has resulted in feed-in-tariffs (generated by a national levy on power bills) only being available for the ‘well-off’.










