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Freetricity presses ahead with 68MW of solar farms despite China duty threat
Freetricity is on track to install around 68MW of energy through solar farms across the UK, despite a potential looming crisis caused by the EU’s threat of imposing substantial trade duties on Chinese products.
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Welsh solar installer goes bust
Cardiff-based solar panel installation firm PV Solar Solutions has entered administration and ceased trading.
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British Gas and solar fund sign industrial sites deal
Fund and asset manager Bluefield Partners today announced a deal to finance solar PV facilities across UK industrial and commercial sites owned by British Gas clients.
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BT inks 100% renewable agreement with Npower
BT will source all its electricity from renewable sources after signing an agreement with Npower.
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SAG solar secures loan for 33MW UK project
SAG solar, a subsidiary of German PV developer SAG Solarstrom, has secured a £29.5 million loan for the recently completed 33MW solar plant at Wymeswold airfield in Leicestershire.
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ReneSola targets UK solar market
Chinese solar manufacturer ReneSola has opened a new office in Newhavan, UK, to establish what it said would be a long-term presence in the country.
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Hanergy eyes UK residential solar market through Engensa acquisition
Chinese thin-film manufacturer Hanergy has acquired London-based home energy systems provider Engensa for an undisclosed fee.
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IBC Solar and UFW sign UK distribution agreement
IBC Solar, a German provider of complete PV systems, has partnered with UFW Ltd, a Leicester-based alternative energy company, which will see UFW become IBC Solar’s exclusive distribution partner in the UK.
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Oxford Instruments Plasma Technology restructures business
Oxford Instruments Plasma Technology, an Oxford-based company involved in the development of processes for the production of solar cells, has restructured its organisation in order to “sharpen” its focus on its main target customer groups.
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Anesco to hit £100 million revenue target early
Anesco is reporting that it will reach revenue of £100 million following a 400% increase in order levels.
