MP hints at lifeline for solar farm feed-in tariffs
Influential Tory backbencher predicts incentives for solar farms will remain, but at reduced level
The government's highly controversial fast-track review of feed-in tariff incentives for solar installations with more than 50kW of capacity could yet retain support for solar farms – but at a much reduced...
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