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Solarcentury quits BPVA over Feed-in Tariff
Solarcentury has quit the British Photovoltaic Association in a row over its support for the government's appeal bid on the Feed-in Tariff cuts. Read Full Story
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Solarcentury quits BPVA over Feed-in Tariff
Solarcentury has quit the British Photovoltaic Association in a row over its support for the government’s appeal bid on the [...]
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Solar PV judicial review: Appeal by DECC against High Court judgement
Edmund Robb, Prospect Law provides a summary of the judgement handed down by the Court on of Appeal on [...]
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I like driving in my car, says Sundog Energy md
Sundog Energy’s managing director, Bill Roberts’s, all-electric company car is now using the power of the sun, generated direct [...]
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Solar Power roadshows
Solar Power UK is hosting a series of roadshows in the following locations: Wednesday, 29 February, Celtic Manor Resort, Newport, [...]
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Features
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Making a splash
Kensa Heat Pumps has provided ground and water source pumps at the Lee Valley White Water Centre. Lee Valley White [...]
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Wise words
It’s all very well saying more installers need to get into installing renewable technologies, but for many it remains [...]
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Keeping FiT
In the light of the Feed-in Tariff cuts, Toby Ferenczi, Engensa, describes a roadmap for surviving policy changes – [...]
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Reasons to be cheerful
The recent Feed-in Tariff announcement has left many in the industry feeling disheartened and uncertain as to the future [...]
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Talking Tech: Maximising power generation under the 3.68 kWp limit
We are currently in the midst of a British solar boom. Market conditions dictate that it is now the right [...]
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ELECSA provides its thoughts on the Which? report on solar PV mis-selling
If ELECSA had its own van bumper sticker for its circa 7,000 approved contractors it would read, Electricians do it [...]
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