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Edible Futures, a Bristol-based community food project which grows edible plants in order to make community gardens which transform marginal land into productive space, is set to receive a unique solar tree. The tree will provide electricity for the nursery that will power a rain-fed irrigation system.

A new poll has revealed that support for nuclear energy has increased among the British public, following an erosion of public confidence last year in the wake of the Fukushima catastrophe.

Solar distribution specialist Waxman Energy has recently increased its product portfolio with the introduction of two all-black solar panel ranges.

Durham-based solar installer, Cleaner Air Solutions has achieved the internationally-recognised ISO9001 and ISO14001 certifications. The independent assessment was conducted by the British Assessment Bureau and demonstrates Cleaner Air Solutions commitment to customer service and quality in delivery.

The Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS) has announced a new consultation on the competence requirements for those working in the solar industry.

Legislation for the Green Deal, the Coalition’s flagship environmental policy, has received final Parliamentary approvals.

The Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG) yesterday sent out revised Scheme Operating Requirements affecting all Energy Performance of Buildings Directive products in the UK.

Solar PV manufacturer and wholesaler Antaris Solar has signed a co-operation agreement with Wynnstay Group, which offers an extensive range of farming products, in a bid to better serve solar installers working in the agricultural sector.

Solar designer and installer Absolute Solar and Wind has recently expanded its UK team by appointing Alex McDonald as the New Business Director.

Independent energy supplier Opus Energy has launched a £10,000 video competition to help fund energy projects run by UK charities, community groups and not-for-profit organisations.