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Major UK PV distributor SegenSolar is to take its services into European markets after establishing a German subsidiary, SegenSolar GmbH.

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.

Solar Cloth Company (SCC) has named former Cambridge Cognition CFO David Blair as its new chief financial officer as the technology firm continues to expand on its core staff.

LG Solar head of UK sales Bob Mills tells Solar Power Portal he’s confident the future of solar in the UK remains bright despite continued uncertainty over the Conservative Party’s renewables dedication.

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has criticised elements of the Department of Energy and Climate Change’s (DECC) Contracts for Difference process, claiming it has “given rise” to an adverse effect on competition.

The Competitions Market Authority (CMA) has said that it is concerned about the “high cost of low carbon electricity” in its provisional findings as part of its investigation into the energy market.