Solar Media Staff

The UK is one of 10 founding countries who have established the Renewables Club, a political group intended to help scale up the deployment of renewable energy worldwide.

The Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) is aiming to boost the use of renewable heat in non domestic applications by increasing a number of Renewable Heat Incentive tariffs.

It’s no secret that the solar industry in the UK has faced problems with cowboys.

Europe’s trade standoff with China has generated countless contradictory rumours. Nilima Choudhury and Peter Bennett look beyond the headlines to ascertain what the EC’s final decision next week will mean for solar

Solar Power Portal is delighted to announce the launch of the Solar Power Portal Awards.

Bluefield Solar Income Fund, a new investment fund, has announced a £150 million share offering aimed at investing in large-scale solar schemes.

When Stroud District Council discovered that more than half of the electricity generated by its social housings’ solar installations was fed back into the grid, it began to explore ways in which it could help residents benefit from the unused electricity.

Rtone has launched WatchMyPV – a low-cost online monitoring tool designed to ensure the correct operation of residential arrays.

George Osborne has taken steps to close a tax loophole that allowed energy companies to avoid paying up to £900 million in tax.

Since the launch of the new Solar PV Guide, questions about the shade assessment procedure are easily the most common. The good news is that MCS will shortly be publishing some guidance on their website to help installers better understand what is required and how to perform the evaluation.