Solar Media Staff

London-based PV company, Solarcentury has announced that it has passed the 100MW milestone for consented solar farms in the UK.

There continues to be consistent growth and interest in UK solar, Dominic Wall looks at what this sector means for recruitment and the UK economy

Homeowners taking out Green Deal measures could claim up to £4,000 under the Department of Energy and Climate Change’s revised Green Deal cashback scheme.

Swiss inverter manufacturer SolarMax has unveiled its new HT series of inverters.

A decision to strip a 5MW solar farm in Silverstone, Northamptonshire of planning consent post-construction has been quashed.

A survey has revealed that consumers are not taking their good energy habits at home into the office with them.

The European, Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive (WEEE), guidelines for manufacturers of electrical products and electrical equipment for when the products become waste, must now be applied as national law.

The switch to the contracts for difference (CfD) regime for large-scale solar in the UK could deter some investors, a City lawyer has warned.

From 1 March, solar arrays installed with inverters that do not comply with G83/2 may lead to the DNO refusing to connect your project. Martin Cotterell explains what installers should be looking out for and how to prepare for the new requirements.

Finlay Colville analyses the current trend for supersized solar farms and asks whether we can expect for it to continue in the future.