UK green media agrees blackout on rogue solar PV companies

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BusinessGreen supports crackdown on misleading feed-in tariff adverts

The UK's five leading green media companies have joined together to impose a voluntary blackout of renewable energy companies looking to exploit consumer confusion surrounding the Feed-in Tariff. The...

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