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Posted By: Diarmid…PV might be a good investment of my retirement fund given the poor return on savings/investments etcIndeed, I'd say they're one of the few index-linked pensions most of us can buy.
Posted By: Ed DaviesIndeed, I'd say they're one of the few index-linked pensions most of us can buy.
Posted By: Ed DaviesPosted By: Diarmid…PV might be a good investment of my retirement fund given the poor return on savings/investments etcIndeed, I'd say they're one of the few index-linked pensions most of us can buy.
Posted By: WillInAberdeenHow is PV "index linked"?Because you still have energy, even if there's hyper inflation. Nothing to do with the FiTs.
Posted By: Jeff BIf we sell up in the meantime and downsize then the next occupant will reap the benefit.
Posted By: Ed DaviesBut that's not index linked? If the price of off-peak energy continues to fall in the future or frequently goes negative, then an investment in PV was a big waste of money....?Posted By: WillInAberdeenHow is PV "index linked"?Because you still have energy, even if there's hyper inflation. Nothing to do with the FiTs.
Posted By: WillInAberdeenBut that's not index linked? If the price of off-peak energy continues to fall in the future or frequently goes negative, then an investment in PV was a big waste of money....?My original comment was some tongue in cheek so let's not get too technical but the point is that the value of PV is linked to price of energy. Fair enough, if energy prices go down then their value goes down. How many think that's likely long term and overall (not just for periods of a few hours now and then until the energy system adjusts to the amount of renewables)?