Mitsubishi solar photo-voltaic modules qualify for Government grants

12 October, 2009

Solar photo-voltaic panels from Mitsubishi Electric are now eligible for grants of up to 50% towards installation costs under the Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS).

‘Solar PV technology is proving one of the most popular uptakes in renewable-energy sources,’ says Perry Jackson, general manager of the company’s photo-voltaic department. ‘The Government allocated an additional £35 million to Phase Two of the Low Carbon Buildings Programme in April due to demand. However, funding can only be accessed by using products and installers registered on the MCS.’

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