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Can you name the supplier?

The answer to your question will be no, as Daddies' post further up this page indicates ^^^^

Is there a cost to set things up so that you can get the export tariff? Have you taken the plunge with this, or are you planning to do so before the deadline (which for us was stated as 26 Nov)?

On the Solar Together quote they've given us, it seems like a bit of a no-brainer to go for the battery. They cost £2.2k-2.5k, but installing one means that you break even much earlier than not doing so. I'm operating on the assumption that feed-in tariff is no longer an option (but might be...

We haven't quite worked out whether to splash out the £150 on getting them round. The best configuration for us seems to be 8 panels with a battery, and it'll break even in 23 years. Where are you on this? Have you searched around for other providers?

Your quote is a lot better than ours. If you go with a battery (you should), it'd have paid for itself within 15 years or so. Best configuration on the 'estimate' for us is 23 years. We've just had our roof done, however.

They should. But do you really think they will. They've committed to 30k a year on heat pumps. I don't quite get why expectations are high for a technology that is more established.

We looked into it, but it was for a limited time period, during which we've moved home. We are soon to receive the planning decision on an extension to our kitchen, and one option is to go with a heat pump. We're also looking at installing solar panels. The COP conference is in November. The...