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Yeah but apart from Solar Thermal you need to be off mains gas, insulate your home to a certain standard and agree to possible monitoring of the technology.
I don't think the customers will be blazing a trail to our doors. Whoever came up with these stipulations has managed to cool any expectancy of a market boost IMHO.
 
Nice find Puddle but its a shame that this year it is only limited to commercial installations at the moment, once again the industry is being held back by hesitation and indiscision, mind you with no encouragement for installers to become MCS registered and the fact that BG have proven to be unable to meet the MCS standard of customer care required by the MCS means that this whole industry is truly in disaray
 
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