Solar Media Staff

The Solar Intelligence team at Solar Media has been hard at work recently, uncovering the true status of UK solar farm project developers. The results of this new study are fascinating, and have allowed our in-house research team to compile the definitive go-to client database for anyone engaged in ground-mounted solar sales and marketing activities within the UK.

The renewables sector is wiping its collective brow after ominous reports in the mainstream media that suggested George Osborne was readying a review of subsidies proved false.

The renewables industry can breathe something of a sigh of relief as Chancellor George Osborne’s summer budget included no full-scale review of the Levy Control Framework (LCF), but did remove an exemption for renewables from the Climate Change Levy.

Hackney’s Premises Studio is still going strong 10 years after becoming the UK’s first solar-powered studio and can be an example for London’s huge commercial sector to follow

Solar Power Portal is undertaking a major solar module quality, reliability and durability survey

More than 3,000 households and businesses across four Norfolk councils have landed savings of up to 19% on solar systems as part of a collective purchasing agreement.

Finlay Colville crunches Solar Intelligence’s numbers to determine how many grace-compliant projects are in the mix for fiscal year ending 31 March 2016. And how many would appear to have already been snapped up by asset-hungry investment portfolios.

For this year’s Solar Independence Day, Alban Thurston embarked on a 250-mile solar odyssey which took him to two solar farms and an all-electric racing airplane.

The UK’s solar industry remains caught in March madness, with capacity installed during this single month typically accounting for more than one-third of all new solar capacity added throughout the year.

Jerry Hamilton explains why a diverse combination of fuel sources will be the recipe for closing the energy gap