Tariff proposals threaten to dampen firms' renewables ambitions
Industry warns that the government's Clean Energy Cashback scheme does little to boost the economic case for onsite renewable energy
The economic viability of plans to increase installations of renewable energy technologies at commercial properties are hanging in the balance, as the government prepares to rubberstamp a package of incentives...
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