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With just three months until the start of the COP 21 summit in Paris, UK Prime Minister David Cameron and US President Barack Obama couldn’t have more contrasting recent records on renewable energy.

American microinverter manufacturer, Enphase has said that the changing policy landscape in the UK will “not significantly impact” its business.

Some of the energy storage industry’s most prominent thinkers have called for the government to signal a “clear policy direction” for the technology.

London-based asset management group Foresight Solar Fund has said the UK “remains an attractive market” despite recent policy changes and confirmed it will pursue a 300MW pipeline in the second half of this year.

Bourne-based solar installer, Larkfleet has begun testing a an experimental ‘Solar Steam’ project near its offices in Lincolnshire.

Solar Power Portal is delighted to announce the first projects to be shortlisted for this year’s awards.

Solar has once again topped the Department for Energy and Climate Change’s public attitudes tracker as the UK’s most popular renewable energy technology.

Hamburg-based renewable energy firm Capital Stage is seeking new investments after refinancing two 5MWp projects in the UK.

A giant 48MW solar farm in Test Valley, Hampshire, has been given final approval by secretary of state for communities and local government Greg Clark.

Asset management firm John Laing Environmental Assets Group (JLEA) has continued to grow its solar portfolio by purchasing stakes in two solar farms for £20.37 million.