Can I claim my solar panels if they go out of business?

So, if you funded your solar panels via a loan, credit agreement or by credit card, you may still be able to make a claim even if the original installers have gone out of business.

Are You misled when buying solar panels?

Customers rely on the advice they receive at the point of sale. Sadly, we have heard from many consumers who feel they were misled when they purchased their solar panels using a finance agreement, or made a part payment on a credit card.

What happens if a solar panel is broken?

First, panels with broken glass are set aside for recycling. Those without broken glass are inspected for backsheet conditions. If the backsheet is falling apart, the panel is recycled since defective backsheets are fire hazards. The remaining panels undergo testing and then offered for resale in the secondary solar market.

Why were solar panels sold as 'free'?

In essence, the solar panels were sold as being’free’ as the financial returns were supposed to outweigh the costs. TRUE Solicitors LLP have a wealth of experience in pursuing claims against finance providers who provided the funds for people to purchase these solar panel systems.

Is solar panel recycling a good idea?

Recycling as a form of end-of-life management reduces the environmental impacts of solar energy even further and lowers the cost of solar overall. While the environmental benefits of solar panel recycling make it the responsible disposal choice, it's also difficult and expensive.

Are solar panels safe?

Solar panels are safe for the environment and human health while in use. If irresponsibly disposed of, though, they can release toxins. Present-day solar panel disposal practices are far from ideal, but the valuable solution solar energy brings to the imminent threat of climate change should not be negated because of this.