About Here4Solar
Here4Solar is an independent UK information site for homeowners who want to understand solar panels before they accept a quote. We turn technical and commercial language into practical questions about roofs, generation, batteries, export tariffs, grants, warranties and payback.
Who operates the site
Here4Solar is operated by LATITUDE60 LTD, company number 14841042, registered in England and Wales. The site is an editorial guide, not an installer, surveyor, electricity supplier, lender or government body.
What we are trying to do
Solar quotes can look precise while depending on uncertain inputs. Roof direction, shading, annual electricity use, daytime usage, export rates, equipment life and future tariffs all move the result. Our job is to make those assumptions visible so readers can compare like with like.
- Explain the terms used in residential solar quotes.
- Link important claims to official or specialist primary sources.
- Provide calculators and checklists that show editable assumptions.
- Separate general guidance from property-specific advice.
- Flag when an installer, electrician, planning authority or other professional needs to decide.
How Here4Solar is funded
Some pages include affiliate links. If a reader follows one and completes a qualifying action, LATITUDE60 LTD may receive a fee. This does not change the price paid by the reader. Paid relationships are labelled, outbound commercial links use sponsored or nofollow attributes, and our guides remain usable without clicking them.
What we do not promise
We do not promise that solar will suit a particular property, guarantee savings, certify installers or decide eligibility for grants. A proper proposal needs a property survey, electricity-use data and an installer willing to explain the design. Planning, electrical and network requirements also vary by property and location.
Corrections and contact
Solar policy and tariffs change. Each substantive guide shows an editorial check date and links to our methodology. If an official source has changed or a statement needs correction, use the contact page and include the page URL and source.
How editorial responsibility works
Guides are published by Here4Solar Editorial and LATITUDE60 LTD is responsible for the website. Research and quality-assurance tools may help check calculations, links, metadata and page rendering, but a tool is not presented as a named expert and does not replace checking the cited evidence. We do not invent professional credentials or imply that general editorial work is a property survey.
Evidence before opinion
Rules and scheme claims should trace back to the responsible public body. Tariff facts should trace back to the supplier that sets them. Market comparisons should keep eligibility conditions beside the headline price. Where a public source is silent, we label the field as not stated or record a source gap instead of converting uncertainty into a confident answer.
A visible correction trail
Our 2026 export tariff transparency report provides a practical example. When Good Energy directly confirmed that 12p/kWh was the current standard Solar Savings rate for new applications, the report moved from version 1.0 to 1.1, recorded the clarification and preserved the original PDF. That is the standard we aim to follow for material evidence changes.
How readers can verify our work
Use the cited source beside a claim, inspect the versioned open dataset, read our editorial policy and calculation methodology, or send a correction with the page URL and a current primary source.