Are you one of the many large businesses generating low carbon electricity on your premises? You could be paid by us for every unit of electricity that you produce.
From 1st April 2010, EDF Energy is a mandatory Feed-in Tariffs (FITs) licensee
Feed-in Tariffs (FITs) have been launched by the Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC), to make renewable generation more financially viable and help the UK’s commitment to reduce carbon emissions.
Latest Ofgem updates
Ofgem are currently consulting on proposed changes to the Feed-in Tariff (FITs) scheme in relation to Solar Photovoltaic (PV) installations. For more information please download our PDF factsheet, Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Installations: Proposed changes to Feed-in Tariffs (FITs) for business customers.
Following the previous round of consultations, Ofgem released a number of amendments to the Feed-in Tariffs Scheme. These changes must be read in conjunction with our PDF fact sheets below.
Please click here to review the latest updates.
Generate income, not just electricity
We pay you for every unit of electricity you generate and for each unit you export.
Feed-in Tariffs are for eligible generators with one of the following technologies;
- Solar photovoltaic
- Wind Turbine
- Anaerobic Digestion
- Hydro
- Micro CHP
How it works
As a Feed-in Tariffs generator, you can enter into a contract with a fixed p/kWh rate for the energy you generate and in addition you will receive a p/kWh rate for the energy you export. The price we pay you is dependent on the installation's size and technology and is paid quarterly.
Find out whether you can benefit from Feed-in Tariffs by downloading our PDF factsheet, Feed-in Tariffs explained.
How to sign up
If you have an eligible renewable generator and wish to sign up to our FITs scheme, please download our PDF factsheet, Feed-in Tariffs what we have to offer, for more details on the scheme.
Feed-in Tariffs information
Feed-in Tariffs involves multiple organisations and processes. If you have any complaints regarding any of the organisations involved, DECC has produced a guide which lists the different types of issues that may be raised by FITs Generators. Click here to view the guide.