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Juwi wins planning permission for 8.2MW solar farm near Exmoor National Park
North Devon District Council has granted planning permission to an 8.2MW solar farm project that lies two kilometres from Exmoor National Park.
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Hill & Smith Solar supplies over 115MW of ground-mount structures to Europe
Wolverhampton-based solar mounting manufacturer Hill & Smith Solar has revealed that is supplied more than 115MW of ground-mount structures across Europe.
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Study reveals solar’s ‘energy payback’ time is 0.55 to 1.3 years
The Bavarian Institute of Applied Environmental Research and Technology (bifa) environmental institute in Germany has published an eco-efficiency analysis of solar PV which reveals that the energy payback time for the technology ranges from 0.55 to 1.3 years.
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DECC pledges not to change ROC bandings
The Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) has said it will not review the Renewable Obligation Certificate (ROC) bandings again before the scheme’s expiration in 2017.
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ESCO sells 23.5MW portfolio of UK PV projects to Gamma and SunEdison
Renewable energy service company ESCO NRG Ltd. has sold two UK PV projects totalling 23.5MW to Spanish energy supplier Gamma Solutions and North American PV developer SunEdison.
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E.ON installs 250kWp solar array on flagship energy centre
E.ON has installed a 250kWp array on its flagship £3 million Energy Centre building in Cranbrook, Devon.
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Ecobuild: Politicians and business must find common ground for green growth, says CBI
Going green can improve a company’s bottom line and give it a competitive advantage, one of Britain’s top business leaders said in a speech at the Ecobuild show in London on Wednesday.
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Ecobuild: Power One’s energy storage vision for ‘next step of PV market’
The company showcased a selection of its products at the Ecobuild show in London this week, while regional sales manager David Lowen revealed the company is currently in discussions over a large-scale solar-plus-storage pilot project in the UK.
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Ecobuild: STA urges Pickles to rethink Housing Standards Review
The Solar Trade Association (STA) is calling on companies at Ecobuild to sign an open letter to communities secretary Eric Pickles to “champion, not reverse” local authority leadership on lower-carbon homes.
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Ecobuild: Mid-scale market showing early growth signs, says Renusol
Speaking at the Ecobuild exhibition in London, the German firm said it was already seeing improvements in market conditions despite what is perceived as an unattractive feed-in tariff rate.
