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Opus Energy signs wind power agreement with Danish energy organisation

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Opus Energy and Nordjysk Elhandel (NEAS) a Danish energy company have entered cooperation in the balancing and trading of wind power production from wind turbine generators within the United Kingdom. The agreement will allow companies to receive cleaner energy and will also increase the opportunities for you to add a wind turbine to your property and gain an extra income through power generation. Charlie Crossley Cooke, Opus Energy’s Managing Director has explained that wind power generation is expanding in the UK and Opus Energy want to secure the highest possible set-up in the production management for wind power generation. The agreement with NEAS will help Opus Energy to access state-of-the-art services in balancing and scheduling of wind power and the competencies in trading wind energy. This will provide British wind power generators with the best service and maximum value for their associated certificates and production. Currently there is over 5,970 MW installed capac...

Tips for Renting Out Your Holiday Property in UK

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Renting out your property during the holiday season is an ideal source of extra income, especially if your property is located in a popular tourist destination. You don’t have to exert a lot of effort but you are assured of an income because your property is practically working for you. But before renting out your property in UK, there are some things you have to remember to ensure that you will earn a considerable fee while protecting a very valuable asset. Check the Terms and Conditions of Your Mortgage If you’re still on mortgage, check if you are already allowed to lease at least part of your property. Some mortgage companies do not allow leasing their properties to protect the asset. More often than not, this information is readily available from your real estate agent. While checking the terms and conditions of your mortgage; also check out the additional tax you should pay and the exemptions you might enjoy. Visit directgov.co.uk for this type of information...