The surge in rooftop solar panel installations is largely attributed to the dual effect of rising electricity prices in the UK and a decrease in installation costs.
Under the SEG scheme, more than 283,000 households received £30.7 million for exporting renewable energy back to the grid, showcasing the growing participation in renewable energy.
Contrary to expectations, households participating in the SEG scheme earn only a small fraction of their electricity costs when selling unused energy back to suppliers.
In the UK, costs for solar panel installation are declining globally, making it a more enticing option for households to consider for renewable energy.
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