With life expectancy of over 35 years, solar panel systems by Genersys make an attractive investment opportunity - paying for themselves in around just 4-8 years in the UK, and in much quicker periods when used for pool heating.
Based in London, our solar panels are manufactured to the highest standards in our state of the art German factories.
Designed to work in the colder climates of Europe, our solar panels work in rain, hailstone and even snowy conditions!
By minimising the carbon footprint of our manufacturing process we have maximised your carbon savings.
Reduce your CO2 emissions by tonnes a year with
solar water heating. Genersys solar
panels produce zero carbon.
As fossil fuel prices soar in the face of global warming, there has never been a more urgent time to think about a more cost effective way of heating your home or pool.
Robert Kyriakides is a qualified solicitor and Chief Executive of Genersys Plc. Below are the latest entries from his blog relating to solar and renewable energy:
Why we do need solar systems Fri, 09 May 2008 One of the arguments that people deploy against solar system is the cost. Because they claim “you don’t need a solar system” the cost of a solar system should be treated as the cost as an additional appliance, a bit like the Energy Savings’ Trust curious concept that solar systems are lifestyle choices.
Some people think [...]
Flooding and the need to decentralise energy supply Thu, 08 May 2008 In all the uncertainties about climate change one thing is very clear. In the United Kingdom we are experiencing more extreme weather and we are feeling the effects of extreme weather more extremely than ever. I think that what is happening is that climate change is having an effect on our environment in ways that [...]
Mr Brown’s own yardstick and climate change Wed, 07 May 2008 Mr Gordon Brown’s recent speech was about climate change and as you would expect he tried to put a very positive emphasis on the government’s climate change policy. It is worth looking at the speech in detail so that we can fully measure the government’s climate change policy against a proper yardstick. I shall give [...]
Phase 2 LCBP is a Disaster (09/03/2007 15:13:26)
Robert Kyriakides continues to push for Lord Trucott to address the failings of the Phase 2 Low Carbon Building Program. In an open letter to Lord Truscott, Robert Kyriakides, CEO Genersys Plc highlights the flaws in the LCBP and the difficulties that face both the consumer and trade because of them.
Lord Truscott has not replied so far, despite Genersys Plc p...
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