mattjgreenwood asked:
A. Good Energy have  a Home Generation tariff that will pay (x) pence per kwh for ALL of the power generated by a home generator, regardless of whether or not the electricity was used in their own home or was sent into the National Grid. A home generator could for example be solar panels, small-scale wind and small-scale hydroelectric turbines. As new legislation comes into force, the rate could well increase above (x) per kwh.

Access their web site below to find out more and to answer questions such as:

What types of renewable generators qualify for the Home Generation scheme?
How do I get permission from my distribution company to connect to the Grid?
What happens to the electricity that I generate?

www.greenenergyhelpline.com/dea_direct