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Solar or savings account? - Solar as an "investment"

I often get comments telling me that getting solar is a waste of money and that you'd be better off investing the install cost in the stock market, or similar financial investment, because you'd get better "return on investment" (ROI). Well, aside form entirely missing the point why some people get solar in the first place I don't think that's an entirely fair comparison. I've been giving this a lot of thought and I realised that the only way to be fair in the comparison is to treat the two "investments" in exactly the same way, i.e. using them to help pay for your electricity bill. And from that one simple concept the rest of this video fell into place... Grab a copy of the spreadsheet here: Please follow the instructions in the yellow cell in the top left corner. Go to File, then Make a copy, so you get your own version to play with. You don't need to ask permission to edit it if you have your own copy. I don't want people changing the original version for everyone else. Thank you. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/... Price forecast report: https://www.caa.co.uk/media/nqbbt035/... Our home system summary: 6.8 kWp solar array split E/W 5 kW Gen 2 GivEnergy hybrid inverter 14.7 kWh GivEnergy batteries A2A heat pump heating/cooling system Myenergi eddi hot water diverter Fiat 500e EV Solar and battery tour:    • Solar PV and battery tour - Q Cells a...   A2A heating tour:    • A tour of our air-to-air heat pump sy...   00:00 Introduction 00:45 Why people install solar 01:49 How this video is going to unfold 02:38 You have to pay your bill, but how? 05:13 Example 1: no interest, no price rises 06:05 Example 2: 8.78% interest, no price rises 07:06 Example 3: 8.78% interest, 1% price rise per year 07:40 Example 4: 9.75% interest, 1% price rise per year 08:38 Example 5: 8.78% interest, 1% price drop per year 09:29 What will happen to electricity prices? 11:45 Example 6: 13.61% interest, 5% price rise per year 12:42 Example 7: Replacing inverter/battery, no price rises 13:57 Example 8: Panel output 80% after 25 years, no price rises 14:34 Example 9: Panel output 90% after 25 years, no price rises 14:54 Example 10: Panel output 85% after 25 years, 1% price rise per year 15:08 The spreadsheet, how to get it and how to use it 16:38 Conclusion Please note that Tim is not a professional consultant, just an enthusiastic amateur, so cannot reply to requests for advice or opinions on specific systems or green investment opportunities. Thank you for your understanding. Support the channel and get £50 of credit by switching to Octopus Energy using my referral code: https://share.octopus.energy/cute-qua... Or buy us a coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/timandkat