FIT Rate 2018-19

jimjames

It's that time of year again when the FIT rate gets revised based on the December inflation rate.

Based on RPI the new FIT rate for pre 2012 installations will be 52.75p per kWh generated and 3.72p for exported generation.

The full calculations are here:

http://uk-solarpanels.blogspot.co.uk/2018/01/2018-19-fit-tariff-level-uk.html

I did the same calcs last year which were the same as the official numbers released some days later

http://uk-solarpanels.blogspot.co.uk/2017/01/fit-rate-april-2017.html

tunnel

Nice one JJ,
I tried on the renewables thread but myself and Mart ending up getting confused....don't like this getting old deal

cannonballdaze

Thanks - but does anyone know why OFGEM haven't published their 2018-19 tables yet.

The URL;

https://www.ofgem.gov.uk/publications-and-updates/feed-tariff-fit-tariff-table-1-april-2018

has a link to a file that doesn't contain 2018-19 info ?

Cheers - Joe

Merlin139

https://www.ofgem.gov.uk/environmental-programmes/fit/fit-tariff-rates

Then clicked on Future rates to get link below.

https://www.ofgem.gov.uk/system/files/docs/2018/01/fit_tariff_table-_january_2018.pdf

cannonballdaze

So, that's a higher FIT Rate of 3.85 ????

Merlin139

That's how I read it. Down from 3.93p as it is now.

cannonballdaze

I get over 50p at the moment ? They're the export rates - where's the FIT Generation rates please :-)

Merlin139

The export rates are:

01/04/2010- 31/07/2012 3.57

01/08/2012 - Present date 5.03

Your fit rate is based on when your system was registered.

cannonballdaze

I know - why haven't they published them ?

cannonballdaze

The table says FIT Tariffs and it doesn't have them ?

Merlin139

I don't follow what you want.

What you posted shows your rate and everyone else who has a system installed before 31/03/2018 based on when the system was registered. I have posted a link that shows what the rates will be up to 31/03/2019

What other information do you need?

Now I see what you are on about. Ofgem said it did but it did not. Maybe take it up with Ofgem. Subsidiary documents on your link had the info you wanted but was wrongly labeled! Published on 05/01/2018