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Solihull-based solar developer juwi Renewable Energies has announced that it has received planning permission for 7.23MW of new solar capacity.

The Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS) is preparing for the launch of the domestic renewable heat incentive (RHI) in spring next year by introducing new heat technology standards and competency criteria.

Construction has begun on the UK’s largest solar farm, a 41MW installation in West Didcot, Oxfordshire.

New regulations which determine what happens to old solar PV modules after their working life in the UK will come into effect in the new year.

Sharp has announced that it will cease solar PV production at its Wrexham manufacturing plant in February 2014.

Plans to introduce an auctioning system for renewable technologies should be brought forward, according to a new report by conservative think tank Policy Exchange.

British Solar Renewables has been granted planning permission by Wiltshire Council to build a 5.85MW solar farm on land adjacent to a sewage treatment works and Westbury Business Park.

German PV project developer Solarstrom has filed for insolvency at the District Court of Freiburg.

German solar company, aleo solar AG, has announced that it will cease its operations in both the UK and Australian markets.

The weekly number of sub 50kW solar photovoltaic installations has broken through the 10MW barrier for only the fourth time this year and for the first time ever with no imminent feed-in tariff cut.