On Nov 3, 12:05*pm, Tony Bryer wrote:
On Thu, 03 Nov 2011 11:00:38 +0000 Roger Chapman wrote :

If there are ever enough domestic PV panels to avoid building
yet another extra power station then the excessively high FITs
do make some sort of sense.

But AIUI that can never happen in the UK since peak demand is on
winter evenings.

If public money was to be spent encouraging the industry and in
providing an element of green power, it would have made more sense
to finance the installation of panels on buildings such as
libraries and hospitals where there is a local use for the power
being generated.

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