matthew
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So why are they writing to the millions of small system owners?
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So why are they writing to the millions of small system owners?
I think you will need an approved contractor if you want to claim the grant, there is a list somewhere google Accelerated loss of mains programmeHi,
We have received information from Western Power to say our SMA inverter is compliant. We have two AEI inverters and Western Power have told me we need to contact them and ask for a firmware update that would disable the ROCOF and Vector Shift.I assume this wouldn't affect any performance.
Is this something we could do ourselves or is it best to leave it to an approved contractor ? Is there someone who could be recommended and is the grant straightforward for them to claim ?
I'm afraid I don't really understand it so any advice would be most welcome.Thanks.
You will have a G59.we have 90kw on roof and still have no idea if we have a G59 relay. No one seems to be able to tell us. And little happening..
Were hoping so... nothing in the site layout diagram. Installation in 2015...You will have a G59.
Were hoping so... nothing in the site layout diagram. Installation in 2015...
Simply, yesI was told today that a G59 is now called a G99.
We also found G59 settings on our circuit diagram - a good indicator that we might have one. BUT is this sufficient for ALOM?
Hi FarmerfredI was told today that a G59 is now called a G99.
We also found G59 settings on our circuit diagram - a good indicator that we might have one. BUT is this sufficient for ALOM?
Simply, yes
Put simply, "Yes". If you applied for a £4k grant which has been approved, and the works the contractor completed match the application (i.e. they did actually change the relay, not just update the settings in the old one) it is irrelevant what the contractor charged you, you still invoice the £4k +VAT to WPD.looking for soma advice on claiming the grant. I had my G59 done last year, I just assumed the Contractor charged the DNO, and I didn't get involved. I have now been contacted by Western Power requesting and invoice from myself for the amount.
The amount I have been invoiced from the contractor is a little below the £4,000, am I allowed to claim the £4k as a total amount, or does it have to match the contractors invoice?
Put simply, "Yes". If you applied for a £4k grant which has been approved, and the works the contractor completed match the application (i.e. they did actually change the relay, not just update the settings in the old one) it is irrelevant what the contractor charged you, you still invoice the £4k +VAT to WPD.
If you haven't already you will need to submit all the paperwork and photos to WPD, and update the online portal with the new settings.
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Colin Lockwood
WindCare Ltd
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