Solar feed-in tariff review - the reaction

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BusinessGreen runs down the arguments for and against deep cuts to solar incentives

The government has today unveiled proposals to cut feed-in tariffs for small scale solar installations by 50 per cent. BusinessGreen runs down the reaction from across the industry: "My priority...

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