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Plymouth Council to host supplier open day for £500,000 solar project
Plymouth Council has invited solar business leaders to attend a supplier open day on 22 May, as part of its planned energy project.
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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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Comedian Griff Rhys Jones rages over proposed Suffolk solar farm
Actor and comedian Griff Rhys Jones has strongly opposed plans to build a 38.4 hectare solar farm in Tattingstone, Suffolk.
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London solar installations lowest in the UK
Solar installations in London’s boroughs are lagging well behind those in other UK local authority areas, according to new analysis.
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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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Solar powered ambulance fleet helps drive efficiencies
South Central Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust’s (SCAS) Rapid Response Vehicle (RRV) fleet is now solar powered after a successful trial period.
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Lightsource liaises with local community over Wells 5.4MW solar farm
Lightsource Renewable Energy, the UK’s largest solar developer, is planning to install a 5.4MW solar farm across 16 hectares of land at Crapnell Farm near Wells.
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Study exposes ‘major flaws’ in case against Chinese solar duties
A new report has called into question claims that trade duties could result in 38,600 UK job losses and cost the economy £3.46 billion.
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EU duties risks British Solar Renewables’ £300 million UK solar pipeline
The potential imposition of punitive duties on all Chinese-manufactured solar products has caused British Solar Renewables to re-evaluate its planned £300 million investment in the sector.
