Permanent electricity supply for 1 house?

owners


Joined: 12/02/2009
Posts: 5

Message Posted:
21/03/2009 13:15

Our developer has disappeared after building just 2 houses of a scheduled 23. We have a contractual claim for failure to supply permanent electrics running at £500 per month.



Our question is, how much could we expect to have to pay Kibtec for an electricity supply for one house up a mountain (eg the infrastructure for the house), not transformers etc for the whole site?



Any helpful advice would be appreciated.

wynyardman



Joined: 15/12/2007
Posts: 4580

Message Posted:
21/03/2009 13:54

owners,



Sorry to hear of your situation. I think I would be considering wind generation, given your location!



wyn

negativenick


Joined: 10/11/2008
Posts: 6023

Message Posted:
21/03/2009 14:23

v expensive i'd guess - i'd ask Kibtec to come and give you a quote.



You've more chance of getting the £500 p/m penalty than Garry Monger's missus serving up a decent meal....



The very best of luck, but i think you are in for a lot of stress and problems.





Nick

owners


Joined: 12/02/2009
Posts: 5

Message Posted:
24/03/2009 23:45

There is a house up the mountain with pylons/transformers etc in place so it would be the cost of running pylons down from there

kibsolar


Joined: 14/09/2008
Posts: 552

Message Posted:
25/03/2009 01:21

it depends on the distance. The right quote KbTek in kyrenia will give you. According to this you might consider a solar / wind / hybrid system (as you can deduct the pole prices and the permanent electricity costs from your investion). For electric connections above 7000 - 8000 stg it would make sense to go to solar/wind. more info on alternate power: http://www.cyprussunenergy.com

good luck and let us know what they demand

ozankoys


Joined: 20/06/2008
Posts: 905

Message Posted:
25/03/2009 09:09

You will need to have a new electricity plan drawn up by an electrical engineer before Kibtek will consider a supply for you. Presumably the original plan (if there was one) was for all the proposed houses on your site.

sylvie


Joined: 12/03/2008
Posts: 1081

Message Posted:
25/03/2009 10:30

agree, ave a new electric plan done by an architect - then go to kibtec to get the final approuvment, an apointment will be given and someon will come to see if everything is ok - then they will quote - i am afraid it is going to take time !