to save and make money by generating their own electricity.
Date: TBA
Venue: TBA
Time: 6.00pm – 9.30pm - weekdays
1.30pm - 5.00pm - weekends
Cost: Free
Why attend
Following Government’s introduction of Feed-in-Tariffs (FITs), there are great opportunities for homeowners, schools and businesses to reduce their energy bills and create income by generating their own electricity.
These events aim to explain FITs and how to maximise the return on investment.
Who it’s for
Owner-Occupiers and Landlords; Schools, Businesses, Financial Advisers, Accountants, Solicitors and Estate Agents; Community group organisers, other employers and all those who have an interest in making energy savings and improving the environmental well being of Barnet.
Agenda
6.00 – 6.30 Registration and refreshments
6.30 – 6.40 Welcome and introductions
Speaker: Barnet Council. TBA
6.40 – 7.10 Overview of the Feed in Tariffs and practicalities
Speaker: TBA
7.10 – 7.45 Making homes FIT for the future: why solar PV makes sense for homeowners
Nigel Farren, Founder, Energise Barnet
7.45 - 8.15 Why the Barnet community should get involved
Speaker: TBA
8.15 – 9.00 Q & A
9.00 - 9.30 Meet other attendees.
Speakers
TBA
How to register
To register, please download and complete the registration form and email back to admin@www.energisebarnet.org.uk. We will then send back a confirmation.
If you have any questions, please contact us by email at admin@www.energisebarnet.org.uk.
Event address:
Brunswick Park
Burnt Oak
Childs Hill
Colindale
Coppetts
East Finchley
East Barnet
Edgware
Finchley Church End
Garden Suburb
Golders Green
Hale
Hendon
High Barnet
Mill Hill
Oakleigh
Totteridge
Underhill
West Finchley
West Hendon
Woodhouse
8-12% p.a. R.O.I. on solar PVTax-free, index- linked paymentsIncreased property values and rent levels.Reduced energy bills.Installers you can trust. Impartial adviceFree solar feasibility report Peace of mindAfter care serviceReduced CO2 emissionsHelp protect the environment.
Research by Energy Savings Trust, reveals 54% of buyers would be willing to pay more for an energy efficient home.
50% of sellers believe homes with ‘greener’ features will be easier to sell.
78% of those surveyed, believe having a ‘poor ‘ energy rating could lead to buyers haggling down the price.
54% believe a 'green' home will be more important than a fashionable home, in the future.
SAVE ENERGY,
MAKE MONEY.

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