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Solar Panel Meter readings
Investigating rates for Electric I find that Scottish Power offers cheaper rates to new customers than exisiting loyal customers . I have also investigated that you can operate with two suppliers if you have solar panels and get FIT rates .
Some suppliers do not use the facility for FIT refunds . So you could go and get a cheaper rate for electric from another supplier and still use Scottish Power to claim your FIT refund .
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FIT ID FIT00249185
READING IS 15989.52 AS AT 15/5/2019
VERA WILLIAMS
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HelloVera. You need to put those readings in online. The link is at the bottom of the main SP page for feedin tariffs
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In fact Celyn you can see the link at the bottom if this page, it is under Energy Efficiency, and then Feed in Tariff. It is not difficult to do.
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Scottish power has not requested a meter reading from me since I joined. How do I get the readings to them. Also how much do Scottish Power pay for my Solar energy?
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@Deba If you are talking about the feed in tariff, the arrangements do not change when you switch, you continue with your FIT with the previous supplier. All suppliers pay the same FIT tariff, that is why there is no need to change.
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ID NO 00045060 METER READING 25 3 20 17438
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@tcmetcalfe At the bottom of this page there is a link for Feed in Tarrif readings. SP do not monitor this forum.
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FIT00110007
Solo panel meter reading. 29209
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In April & May 2020 there was an unusually high amount of sunshine - record amounts! My quarterly solar Feed-In reading is therefore unusually high.
The SP system will NOT accept the reading as it 'outside expected range'.
How do I get the system to accept the meter reading? I have tried 'chat' (utter waste of time) and emails to 'support' are like banging one's sore head against the proverbial brick wall . . come on SP, this is not hard to solve.
