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The UK solar market is heating up. Aether Energy explains how it is empowering the solar sector to embrace real-time data and automation.

Just two weeks until the UK Solar Summit 2025, here are some of the latest policy updates shaping UK solar.

The UK government has confirmed that the Warm Homes Plan will be backed by £13.2 billion funding, enabling households to save money on bills.

Ministers have confirmed the Future Homes Standard (FHS) will include provision that all new build properties have solar PV installed.

The first 11 schools to install rooftop solar PV funded by state-owned energy company Great British Energy are estimated to save £175,000 annually.

Two Blues Solar has executed a power purchase agreement (PPA) for 120 sites owned by Marston’s PLC, while Nottingham Council’s Harvey Hadden Sports Village has completed the third phase of its rooftop PV install.

Sonia Dunlop, CEO of the Global Solar Council, explains what stakeholders across the energy ecosystem can learn in the aftermath of the electricity grid outage in Europe.

Great British Energy could fulfil the government’s ambition to be a catalyst for private sector investment as AMPYR Distributed Energy pledges to match its £180 million for public sector solar PV.

Brighton and Hove City Council has announced what it calls its “largest rollout of solar PV to date” on its non-domestic public buildings.

Japanese electronics manufacturer Panasonic will power its UK manufacturing facility in Cardiff through the integrated control of three types of energy sources: pure hydrogen fuel cell generators, photovoltaic generators and storage batteries.