Northern Ireland maintains wind subsidies but cuts solar support
Minister unveils plans to keep small-scale wind support at 4 ROCs, but solar systems drop to 1.6 ROCs as technology costs plunge
Green energy developers in Northern Ireland have welcomed plans to keep wind power subsidies steady until at least 2017, although solar PV installations are facing cuts to support. Trade and investment...
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