Plug-in solar panels to hit UK supermarkets, offering flats residents up to £110 annual savings
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Tiffany Rowlands
21d ago· 6 min readenNews
Summary
Plug-in solar panels are set to become available in supermarkets across the south of England, offering an accessible solar energy solution for people living in flats or homes without suitable roofs. The panels can be installed on balconies, gardens, or other outdoor spaces. The UK Government hopes these kits will help homeowners significantly cut energy bills, with research suggesting households could save up to £110 annually.
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· 3 pulledPlug-in solar panels will soon be available to buy in supermarkets across the south.
Anyone living in flats or homes without suitable roofs for traditional solar panels will be able to use the plug-ins.
The Government is hoping the new kits will help homeowners significantly cut energy bills.
Government research shows households could save up to £110 a year on their energy bills.
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