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Thank you for your interest in joining the Solar Trade Association

For Membership Structure click here

Members are promoted as the best choice for solar equipment and services and being a member can bring the following benefits:

  • Referrals from the "find a member" enquiry services
  • Sales leads for the quotation service
  • Reduced costs from the special membership insurance deals
  • Increased Customer Confidence
  • Promotion and Publicity
  • Use of Association’s Logo
  • Keeping up to date with regular newsletters, market information etc
  • Latest information on new Government policy initiatives
  • Invitation to trade events
  • Member’s area on STA website & Membership Certificate
  • Updates on all regulatory changes and new technical specifications that affect your business
  • Representing our member companies in front of all British Governments

Joining the STA provides members with professional differentiation. The main remit of the Association (established in 1978) is to assist its members. To do this effectively it needs to ensure credibility and we operate a strict Code of Ethical Practice to which all members must adhere. This has become recognised and respected throughout the industry.

Whilst solar thermal systems have been a part of UK plumbing systems for many years, it is only in the last few years that Domestic Solar Hot Water (DSHW) systems have started to become widely accepted. The STA now wants to see huge growth in the DSHW market and in the many other forms of solar thermal energy that can help Britain to realise its 15% renewable energy by 2020 targets.

The solar electricity (PV) market has also been growing and with the introduction of the Feed in Tariff in April 2010 is set to grow exponentially with huge demand for these systems as well as for the financial incentives now supporting the electricity generating side of the industry.

Now that the solar industry is moving from a niche industry into the mainstream, the STA is changing its profile to suit the requirements of this growing market. It is continuing with its lead role as a successful implementer of Government energy policy and becoming more involved in the development of new energy and construction industry policies.

To view the membership structure please click on the link below and to receive full information (sent to your email address), as well as proceeding to the application forms, please submit your company details here:

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For Membership Structure click here