AN INSTALLATION WITH IMMERSUN


AN INSTALLATION WITHOUT IMMERSUN


immerSUN unique in the energy marketplace. Eliminating the requirement for


government-driven incentives, immerSUN users quote huge energy saving statistics, as well as saving hundreds of pounds on their energy bills. Making the initial green investment highly attractive, the self- consumption of green energy really is the solution to achieving zero subsides.


Driving sustainability forward As we work towards zero subsidies,


promoting the financial benefits of self- generation must be a major tactic to continue the rise in renewables. By looking towards effective diversion systems, such as the immerSUN, it is possible to further increase the country’s commitment to green, hitting the highest echelons of international targets and future-proofing our energy landscape, all the while saving money and making the switch to green still financially viable. Although great while they last, these


environmental subsidies obviously won’t last www.r-e-a.net


forever. What’s more, 4eco would argue that they are an unnecessary drain on stretched government funds. We need to start looking towards tandem technologies as a driver to increase sustainable performance. This will not only contribute to shorter pay-back periods on original investment, but also drive long- term, year-on-year savings, regardless of the volatile incentives regimes.


FOR FURTHER INFORMATION Email sales@4ecoltd.co.uk or ring 01472 398 838


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