Adding to the growing number of solar installations cropping up in the nation’s capital, the London Fire Brigade has recently been investigating the potential for solar energy generation at over 100 sites.
This morning the Department of Energy and Climate Change published the Draft Energy Bill, including the much-anticipated Electricity Market Reform (EMR).
Ahead of the Rio+20 Conference on sustainable Development, Pricewaterhouse Cooper (PwC) has conducted a business poll to examine global threats and challenges to business in driving sustainable development.
Suntech Power Holdings will introduce a new compact frame design for the popular 60-cell W-series module at Intersolar Munich. The 1640 x 992 x 35mm 260W modules pack-in 60, six-inch monocrystalline cells that achieve up to 16 percent module-level conversion efficiency.
UK homeowners unable to find the upfront capital required for a solar PV installation may now be able to own a system while also reaping the reward offered by the feed-in tariff scheme. This is the premise behind Engensa’s SolarLoan, available to customers from June this year.
Ed Davey, Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change was invited down to King Athelstan School in Surrey to officially unveil its new solar array.
The recently-opened Waxman Training Academy has now received official approval from the National Association for Professional Inspectors and Testers (NAPIT) and the Chartered Institute of Plumbing and Heating engineers (CIPHE).
