Mayor of London Boris Johnson has criticised the government’s “sharp cliff edge” feed-in tariff proposals in his response to the government’s consultation.
The number of feed-in tariff accredited solar installations topped 750,000 for the first time last month, Department of Energy and Climate Change figures have revealed.
Solar Intelligence’s Finlay Colville analyses the rush to fit-out ground-mount solar farms out to 31 March 2016, and what’s really going on at EPCs and component suppliers.
With Solar Energy UK (SEUK) having taken place this month, Jerry Hamilton, business development director of Renewables & Energy Solutions at Rexel UK explains how to harness the power of networking and fuel business growth.
The London Assembly has called on Mayor of London Boris Johnson to lobby on behalf of the solar industry and provide “political leadership” against feed-in tariff proposals.
Solarcentury chief executive Frans van den Heuvel has warned the UK government that it is “going against the world” with its proposed feed-in tariff cuts.
The UK government could deliver cheaper electricity bills to households and businesses by pursuing a decentralised energy strategy with solar and storage at its centre, a new report co-authored by firms including Tesla, Lightsource and Good Energy.
