I should add, the Dragons Den soon jumped on a FiT startup when
presented with it. Moan continually about gov't spending, until it
sloshes guaranteed return in their direction under the guise of
"business".

Sort of like giving a "Sir" the right to remove all the gravel from in
front of a seaside village and pocket the money - then leaving the
people to be obliterated by the next winter storm.

It is quite likely the poor will end up needing higher subsidies to
pay for the impact of FiT and other green & oil price measures as we
go forward to 2020. The UK is following the same path of USA lobbyists
writing policy and simply sitting with hand at the other end to catch
the profit. From Part P to FiT-up.