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Mole Valley Renewables
Call us on 01769 575674
South of England and Welsh Farmers and Landowners are Well Placed
The introduction of Feed In Tariffs, along with the Government drive for low carbon transformation, delivers agriculture a new opportunity to diversify into a new income stream, and a real chance to demonstrate a positive message to the urban and rural community, that agriculture;
Not only:
- Grows food for everyone
- Cares for the environment through country stewardship schemes
But also:
- Produces energy for the country through environmentally low impact renewable energy generation solutions
- Is reducing CO2 emissions in primary food production
The diversification will create a ‘New wing of agriculture’, harvesting the power of nature’s energy. With Feed in Tariffs guaranteed for up to 25 years, it is important to focus on the quality of products you choose, in order to achieve maximum return.
Association with Regen SW
Mole Valley Farmers have developed our renewable energy solutions in association with Regen SW. Working with Regen SW, we are keen to promote a low carbon economy within the South West.
Regen SW is working to enable businesses, local authorities and other organisations to deliver renewable energy, energy efficiency and build a prosperous low-carbon economy in the south west of England.
They do this by –
- inspiring change
run pioneering projects that accelerate the delivery of sustainable energy technologies on the ground
- backing businesses
equip companies working in the field of sustainable energy to make the most of the huge opportunities that the sector offers
- preparing the ground
support local, regional and national decision makers to create the right conditions for investment in sustainable energy projects
Business and financial issues
Up to 41% tax relief and possibly 39% tax credit advantages
Where equipment for renewable energy generation is purchased for businesses, there can be tax and tax credit advantages. Provided the purchases qualify as plant and machinery, the expenditure should qualify for 100% tax relief under the annual investment allowance (AIA) of £100,000 per year (reducing to £25,000 from April 2012), or 20% if this allowance has already been used.
The reduction in business profits, as a result of claiming these reliefs should reduce the tax liability, but if you are in the ‘bracket’, could also increase your entitlements to Tax Credits.
Financial and Tax advice
We are working in association with Davisons and Old Mill Accountants who will offer business advice if required.
| Davidsons Accountants Tel: 01769 572404 John Ward or Liz Plume |
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| Old Mill Accountants Tel: 01392 214641 Mark Neath |
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Business Partners
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REC Group |
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| Mastervolt |  |
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