SAP - Assumed "Standard import tariff"

[finchy]

Hello Chaps... I've made it to the lounge !

Which the rate of electricity saved for the SAP calculations are you using ? I currently use 14.4p which I have being using for over a year now, however with the price increases what rates are you guys using ?

The 10% price increases one might assume a quicker payback and ROI using SAP therefore 14.4 x 10% =15.84p

Many thanks

 

[Eco Deal]

14.4p ??? I was using 11p

I was thinking about going to 13.6p but I will await the answers of others now.

 

[Somecamel]

I was using 14.4p ( that was the average from 2011 according the EST)

 

[finchy]

I actually forgot where I got the 14.4p now .....

 

[Worcester]

12.2p though for some of our customers 7p as that is what they are actually buying at
12.2p was what REAL told me to use at our audit back in May, so I could add 9% now..

(REAL - that'll be the Witches - it was actually one of them that did our audit - Couldn't possibly have commented about that on the main forum , though it did have me LOL!! )

 

[sedgy34]

Our software allows us to put in what the actual rate iis we are putting in 15p now

 

[Somecamel]

What software you use?

 

[sedgy34]

We have the Hollycroft software good value for your money

 

[Somecamel]

Does that manage your MCS compliance as well?

 

[sedgy34]

Does that manage your MCS compliance as well?

check it out there is a demo

 

[finchy]

SAP - Assumed "Standard import tariff"

Hmmm 15p could work ! The fact that in Essex the Sheffield based SAP irradiance will truly be beaten !!

I do not provide any future investment return models bases on variables like RPI @2.5% and fuel @5%. But I would bet my hat that this would be exceeded. Shame REAL doesn't provide a standard model.

 

[finchy]

SAP - Assumed "Standard import tariff"

On another note our REAL audit was great and really constructive, the chap was genuinely helpful!!

 

[Somecamel]

I've just re-negotiated our PCLIP contract- Was paying £130 a month!! Down to £50 now. That more of less covers the workflow/processes as ---- as they are.

I'm even further south finchy, down in Sussex right by the sea so you can imagine my SAP vs PVGIS figures, plus the cool air off the sea.


SAP is 3605 on south facing 30' no shading etc- PVGIS is 4470 (an additional £157 a year)

 

[sedgy34]

we are due soon insurance,napit,real its never ending paying out not alot of work what do you do??

 

[Somecamel]

I've plowed on - Renegotiated everything. Shaved a good few grand off my outgoings. There has to be a future in this