Solar PV is a photovoltaic array linked collection of photovoltaic modules of multiple interconnected solar cells. The cells convert solar energy into direct current electricity via the photovoltaic effect. Most PV arrays use an inverter to convert the DC power produced by the modules into alternating current that can plug into the existing infrastructure to power lights, motors, and other loads.

  
Wind turbines harness the power of the wind and use it to generate electricity for your home. Small systems known as "microwind" or "small-wind" turbines can produce electricity to help power the lights and electrical appliances in a typical suburban home. 40% of all the wind energy in Europe blows over the UK, making it an ideal country for small domestic turbines.

  
Wood fuelled heating systems generally burn wood pellets, chips or logs to power central heating and hot water boilers to provide warmth in a single room.
Log burning stoves and boilers have to be filled with wood by hand. Some pellet and chip burners use automatic fuel feeders which refill them at regular intervals from fuel storage units called hoppers. A biomass boiler could save you around £470 a year on heating bills

  
Right now the technology is becoming smarter, the range of green heat pumps is growing and they’re becoming much quieter when in use.
They’re very good for the environment and they’re also highly cost effective. More & more of our clients are deciding to go with the new generation green energy heat pumps because they are very environmentally friendly and attract generous government rebates. 

  
Micro combined heat and power units generate free electricity while heating your house. Not only could it save you money, but it also reduces carbon dioxide emissions.
Micro combined heat and power (CHP) systems have been doing this for several years but now are available to the UK market place and Permanex is your local approved installer so call us now for a free quote.