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SponsoredSolar Media to trial live event broadcast at Solar Finance & Investment Conference
Solar Media’s first conference livestream will launch on 10 March, broadcasting live from the Solar Finance & Investment Conference in London.
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UK fifth largest ground-mount market, according to WikiSolar
The UK has spearheaded a return to growth for the utility-scale solar sector in Europe, according to figures released by Wiki-Solar.org.
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BayWa r.e. sells three UK solar farms
Renewable energy project developer BayWa r.e. has sold three UK-based photovoltaic projects to the asset management arm of German reinsurance firm Munich Re.
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Oxford PV secures £8 million in funding
UK-based thin film start up, Oxford Photovoltaics has secured at least a further £8 million in VC funding to further plans to commercialise its blend of perovskite materials under a licensing model.
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Under the spotlight: Marek Kubik on what storage can do for UK solar
Dr Marek Kubik, strategic advisor, AES Corporation discusses the role for energy storage technology and solar to work together and how the success of existing pilot schemes could surprise people.
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Ecobuild: BPVA to meet David Cameron to discuss solar-powered starter homes
The British Photovoltaic Association (BPVA) is meeting with the Prime Minister, David Cameron, to discuss the potential of installing solar on the Conservatives’ planned 100,000 new homes for first-time buyers.
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Lightsource and Octopus refinance 76.4MW with Barclays
Developer Lightsource Renewable Energy and fund manager Octopus Investments have completed the refinancing of 76.4MW of UK solar farms.
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APC Technology Group launches renewable energy company
APC Technology Group launched a new group of sustainability businesses called Minimise Group.
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Ecobuild: Leading solar developer hopes CfD transition will ‘shake out’ UK industry
A senior representative of one of Britain’s leading solar developers has said he hopes the challenges of adjusting to the contracts for difference (CfD) system will leave the UK industry in better shape.
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SunEdison launches ‘zero down’ offer for UK rooftop market
US renewable energy developer and manufacturer, SunEdison, is to offer a zero-down solar offering for the UK residential market that it claims can reduce customers’ bills by 15%.
