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Jeremy Leggett, chairman of Solar Century has predicted that solar energy will reach parity with the energy produced by non-renewable resources by 2013, seven years later than earlier predictions. Speaking at yesterday's' We support solar case, Leggett announced that with the recent support given to the solar industry in the United Kingdom through the law of the price paid for electricity generated by solar energy will reach parity with coal produces electricity.
The Parity Grid concept has always been the holy grail of the solar industry trackers extolling the need for government action to ensure the photovoltaic (PV) industry becomes a viable competitor to fossil fuel producers. Opponents of the idea of a traditional grid parity may have said that solar energy will never compete with fossil fuel prices due to costs associated with installation and maintenance of plant photovoltaics.
However, the recent adoption of "feed-in tariff legislation that gives producers a premium for solar energy that feed back to the national network will prove to be extremely effective in attracting investment in the solar industry. Speaking of the sun between industry pessimistic Jeremy Leggett energy, said:
"The chief executive of British Petroleum said that solar energy is not economically viable without technological advances. He is on the way by saying that, we say it will be at cost parity with electricity in 2013. Let's find out who is right. "
Certainly with recent U.S. reports that two thirds of the United States will reach parity by 2015, the future looks really draw for solar energy on both sides of the Atlantic, a situation that will not go unnoticed by investors looking for investment returns over time.
Also at the event, Joan Ruddock, acting as spokesman for the Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) announced that the government would strive to achieve their carbon reduction targets through a specific focus on "small-scale renewable technologies such as solar photovoltaics," to add,
"We know it's not just a case of generating ideas and many of you have been pushing for more incentives, so we are introducing what will be called clean energy cash back, which is much easier for ordinary people to understand that a bonus system for people in these difficult times economic and it is important to encourage people at this time. "
Kevin Langley is a leading knowledge in the Solar Investment and Renewable Energy world. Having worked with the subject for many years, he is fast becoming an expert on green energy and investments in green stocks.
He writes for many blogs and runs a range of Solar websites. He has a keen interest in green renewable energy and spends most of this writing time focusing on this subject.
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