Part ownership of a Ripple Wind Turbine, fancy it?

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Blade pitch, wow! No wonder.

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Thats a new sight on my Ripple dashboard, over 4kW output from my share of GF. :shock:

The transfer of a little over 1kW to me from my late father's share of GF came through only yesterday. So the "passing on", of a Ripple project via inheritance thing works ok, just death certificate needed, no need to wait for probate and no admin fee. My brother also joins the GF club too.

If the investment is held for over 2 years its inheritance tax free as it qualifies for business tax relief.
https://www.uk.coop/resources/community ... itance-tax

And he held them for over 2 years.
https://camelot-forum.co.uk/phpBB3/view ... p=902#p902

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nowty wrote: Mon Nov 13, 2023 3:11 pm Thats a new sight on my Ripple dashboard, over 4kW output from my share of GF. :shock:

The transfer of a little over 1kW to me from my late father's share of GF came through only yesterday. So the "passing on", of a Ripple project via inheritance thing works ok, just death certificate needed, no need to wait for probate and no admin fee. My brother also joins the GF club too.

If the investment is held for over 2 years its inheritance tax free as it qualifies for business tax relief.
https://www.uk.coop/resources/community ... itance-tax

And he held them for over 2 years.
https://camelot-forum.co.uk/phpBB3/view ... p=902#p902

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and it has kept going past 6pm...

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AE-NMidlands wrote: Mon Nov 13, 2023 6:29 pm and it has kept going past 6pm...

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Banging out a 98.5% hourly cf. :)

Great to see.
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Joeboy wrote: Mon Nov 13, 2023 9:35 pm
AE-NMidlands wrote: Mon Nov 13, 2023 6:29 pm and it has kept going past 6pm...
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Banging out a 98.5% hourly cf. :)
Great to see.
Yes, still going... What a day! (Maybe dropping off a bit now though)
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My brothers well chuffed and he’s only had a share of GF for a couple of days.

I told him not to get used to it being like that everyday but tomorrow looks good too. :O:
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Ripple project 4 is another solar farm/park.

We’re delighted to reveal that our next project will be a solar park.

After the success of Derril Water, the UK's first shared solar park, this next solar park will not only be larger but it's going to be cheaper too.

Reservations for this project will close on 20th November at noon.
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What’s the typical minimum buy in for the solar projects ?

Is it really £25 or do you have to top up the reservation once the unit cost is determined?

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Moxi wrote: Tue Nov 14, 2023 11:15 am What’s the typical minimum buy in for the solar projects ?

Is it really £25 or do you have to top up the reservation once the unit cost is determined?

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For all 3 projects to date the minimum has been £25, its specified in the share offer doc.
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GSHP + A2A HP's
Rain water use > 510 m3
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