Boris dismisses London FiT plans amid buzz of solar acquisitions
Mayor of London says proposals for a London feed-in tariff unnecessary as expected rate of return for unsubsidised solar higher than most savings accounts
Mayor of London Boris Johnson appears to have brushed off plans for a potential feed-in tariff (FiT) system for London, saying that it is unnecessary since investment returns under the new regime are already...
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