While there's no explicit law prohibiting DIY solar installations, the reality isn't as simple as grabbing a toolkit. You'll need to navigat
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While there's no explicit law prohibiting DIY solar installations, the reality isn't as simple as grabbing a toolkit. You'll need to navigate:
A London homeowner recently tried installing panels without certification, only to discover:
Recent Ofgem data shows most households opt for certified installers because:
Ironically, while Chinese-made panels now cost £0.11/watt (cheaper than Ikea furniture!), installation labor accounts for 60% of total costs. This explains why some cheeky Brits are using spare panels as "solar fences" - though we don't recommend this for actual power generation!
The Net Zero Homes Act introduces:
You might consider self-installation for:
With the UK's solar capacity hitting 16.8GW in 2024 and new building codes requiring "solar-ready" roofs, the trend is clear. But remember - while YouTube tutorials make it look easy, getting caught in the regulatory crosshairs could leave you literally in the dark!
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