Author: Scott Wordsworth

Installing solar panels is one of the smartest investments you can make for your home, helping to reduce electricity bills while lowering your carbon footprint. However, like any valuable asset, your solar PV system benefits from regular maintenance to ensure it continues operating at peak performance for decades.

The good news is that solar panels require very little maintenance compared to many other home improvements. A few simple checks each year can help maximise your energy generation, identify potential issues early, and protect your manufacturer’s warranty.

In the UK, businesses can use capital allowances to offset the cost of solar panel installation:

Under the full expensing scheme, businesses can deduct 100% of the cost of qualifying plant and machinery, including solar panels (in most cases), from their taxable profits in the year of purchase.

Applies to companies subject to Corporation Tax.

Introduced in April 2023, available until March 2026 (and potentially extended).

Many UK homeowners are holding off on installing solar panels, hoping that prices will drop in the future. But the reality is:

Solar panel prices are unlikely to fall any further.

They may even rise.

With energy prices still volatile and global demand for solar at an all-time high, now is the best time to invest. Here’s why delaying your decision could end up costing you more:

As solar power continues to gain popularity in the UK, misconceptions about its effectiveness, cost, and reliability still linger. Many people hesitate to install solar panels due to outdated or inaccurate information, missing out on the benefits of renewable energy. In this blog, we’ll tackle the top 5 myths about solar panels in the UK and set the record straight.