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Sungift Solar

SunGift Solar specialise in the design and installation of high quality, efficient renewable energy systems tailored to your individual requirements.


Renewable energy systems are very site specific, and choosing the appropriate renewable technology is vital to ensure that it is efficient and cost effective. This is where we come in...


We are accredited with the Government’s Microgeneration scheme and offer an independent and personal service that you can rely on for all your requirements. Our dedicated team of fully trained and qualified installers work with the highest-quality products for your peace of mind. We are based in Exeter, Devon and work throughout the UK.


We specialise in the design and installation of:

All of the products we use are fully-accredited and are chosen for their reliability, high efficiency, low maintenance and durability. SunGift Solar are not tied to any particular manufacturer, so we are able to make use of all the best technologies on the market without obligation. Our priority is finding the best and most suitable materials for you and your individual needs.


As we are accredited with the Microgeneration Scheme our customers are eligible for the Government's Clean Energy Cashback Schemes, including the current Feed In Tariff and proposed Renewable Heat Incentive . You will also receive a reduced VAT rate of 5%"

News


From today (July 12) Floyd Lewis, former director of Solar Technik, has been banned for nine years following the way he run his business. Solar Technik which traded from Hinton Road, Bournemouth, Dorset went into voluntary liquidation in March 2007owing creditors £1,381,456. But, before going bust...


A solar powered plane has made its first night flight in an attempt to prove the technology could be commercially viable. The Solar Impulse HB-SIA has four electric motors powered by 12,000 solar cells built into wing span as wide as a Boeing 747's. Soon after take off the plane reached an altitud...


The uptake of renewable heat technologies has really dropped off with the renewable heat incentive (RHI) still looming, but no confirmation of the final tariffs or criteria, and the recent removal of the LCBP grants. No doubt things will pick up once the RHI details have been announced there. Howev...


The Northern Ireland Government Enterprise Minister Arlene Foster together with Noel Crowe, Managing Director of the Environmental & Renewables division for Kingspan Group, presents the new Varisol collector at the inauguration of the new factory in Portadown on 19th of May 2010.<br /> Ph...


Closure of the Low Carbon Buildings Programme to new Applications Effective from Monday 24th May 2010 ? Government has announced that it is committed to delivering £6bn of departmental spending cuts in 2010/11.<br /> ? The Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) is contributing £85m t...

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