Is Solar PV a dying trade/niche?

[JakeAlexSimpson]

Been told by my friend who installs Solar PV for a company, he says Solar PV are dying off. Does everyone else agree

 

[DuaneMHunt1976]

I know i was thinking of going down the WIND turbine route myself.. these is a Nice one at B&Q Warehouse at Worksop A57, told our dad, we could half hinch it and no one would be expect it .
https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@53.2...ccGyZOfHTX03WH7HBQ!2e0!7i13312!8i6656!6m1!1e1

As for Solar, personally i think it needs people with extra cash to put in to this, its not a Need its a extra. A good facing roof. Plus to get in to the trade i guess you would need training C&G2399(solar) and trainin for workin on roofs and scafolding .

The other FAD is i guess Electrical Points for Cars C&G2919

 

[Gavin A]

no, it's an evolving industry, but makes economic sense for customers from domestic through to big industrial installations.

Big ground mounted solar farms are the key area of uncertainty past next April when the current support is now scheduled to end.

 

[DuaneMHunt1976]

It would need to be dam big to gain any government funding. 5KW and above.

Maybe if they could have a Solar on Wheels and move them around like Crop Rotation with Sheep.
Tho Sheep dont mind the Solar pannels the grass mite.

 

[JakeAlexSimpson]

Is industrial installation worth it with the returns?

 

[Gavin A]

Is industrial installation worth it with the returns?

yes, because they usually use virtually all the electricity generated on site, and cost per Wp is lower.