Paul Norris has the kind of power bill we all dream of - his electricity supplier sends him a cheque.
He generates so much electricity from the solar photovoltaic (PV) panels on the roof of his three-bedroom house in Tunbridge Wells, Kent, that he not only satisfies his own needs but also exports excess supplies to the National Grid.
"The main reason I had it installed was because I was worried about climate change, but it's great to actually make some money out of it," he says. "Most people imagine it only really works during a sunny summer's day, but it even produces a decent amount of power on a cloudy day in the middle of winter." |
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