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About Ownergy
A reference for the 869,807 UK installations still being paid under the Feed-in Tariff. It answers one question properly, and sells nothing.
Why it exists
Ownergy was a British home-energy brand launched in 2011, at the height of the feed-in tariff boom, to help households generate their own electricity. The domain was bought from that business. This is the same audience fifteen years on: the people who took the tariff then and are still being paid under it now.
Their most common question has no good answer anywhere. Search for your feed-in tariff rate and every result tells you to open Ofgem's spreadsheet, which has a sheet per eligibility year and hundreds of rows. So we parsed it, and built the lookup those pages point away from.
What this site is not
- Not a lead generator. There is no quote form, no installer referral and no affiliate link. Every other site ranking for these terms is paid when you request quotes, which is precisely why none of them will build a tool that answers your question and lets you leave.
- Not financial or legal advice. We show published rates and explain how the scheme works. What you are paid is governed by your agreement with your FIT licensee.
- Not affiliated with Ofgem or with any energy supplier. We use Ofgem's published data under an open licence; that is the whole of the relationship.
- Not a comparison site. We do not rank Smart Export Guarantee deals. That table exists in a dozen places already and goes stale in weeks.
Who publishes it
Published by Domain Farm Ltd, company number 13544286, registered in England and Wales. The editor is Sam Allcock, who founded and runs the company and has spent twenty years in digital publishing. He is not an energy adviser, an accountant or a solicitor, and the site is built so that the primary sources do the talking: every rate links to the Ofgem table it came from, and the method is published in full.
Corrections go to editor@ownergy.co.uk. If a rate here does not match your statement we want to know, and we will say what we changed.
How it is paid for
It is not, yet. No advertising, no affiliate income, no paid placement, and no company has paid to appear here or to be left out. If that changes it will be disclosed on this page and on the page where the money is, before you read it rather than after.
Using the data
The sources are Crown copyright under the Open Government Licence v3.0 and the compiled files here are offered on the same terms. Take them, republish them, build on them. A link back is welcome and not required.