Again, quite so, an I've heard no-one else (let alone 'government') suggest otherwise. However, eric seems to think that the VAT cut would/will only be of befit for those with (PV and) batteries ....
.... So to zero rate electric gets around the problem, but only if they guarantee it will stay that way, as people are unlikely to fork out on batteries, if zero VAT is short-lived.
It does seem it will increase the gap between the have's and the have not's with EVs, as there will now be a 15% difference charging at home to charging from a public outlet.
Great news! My wife and I went out for tea last night to celebrate - I had garlic bread starter, she had soup, I had fish and chips and then the £45 was gone so we went home.
Anyway, looks like the plug in solar in now legal so I'm off to the middle of Lidl.
It does seem it will increase the gap between the have's and the have not's with EVs, as there will now be a 15% difference charging at home to charging from a public outlet.
I am sometimes known to make/think of daft comments sometins in reply to folks - I have a weird sense of humour!
I am particularly fond of "False Logic " although some of those conspiracy theorist seem to take a fact or apparent fact then apply false logic and quote it as gospel.
Problem is when that lot actually do come up with some issue that needs it then no one witll believe them cos of all that carp they spout -cry wolf too often!
Have I missed it? Thought we were still waiting? I want to see how the G98 changes, to my mind plug and play should be just that, no forms to submit, it is after all portable equipment.
However, to be paid for export, you will need a second MPAN number, so you will need to register to get that number, but when you move to next property it seems no requirement to register that the equipment has been removed.
As @ebee suggests, it is at your conveyance, as long as less than 28 days.
Well reward the Rich and famous first and then it will feed down to us the great unwashed.
The more loot that Donald J Clownstick gets then most of USA thinks they getting better off it seems
A fair proportion of the people 'at the lowest end of pay' I've spoken to about this are not very happy with that approach. Many of them have a lot of pride, and hence are unhappy with the idea of their being 'parasitic' or 'subsidised', getting all the benefits which society offers but without contributing a penny towards that (hence leaving the tax paid by others to 'support' them).
Hence, those people (and their pride) would be much happier with higher incomes, but paying at least some income tax (i.e. 'paying their way'), even if that resulted in little additional money going into their pockets. However, as government has discovered, simply raising the 'minimum wage' is not the answer, since many of the lowest paid are employed by small businesses which simply cannot afford to pay more. Hence if those businesses are forced to pay more to their low-paid employees that they continue to employ, they have to sack some of the others!
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