Cameron defends latest proposed solar subsidy cuts
Prime minister says solar power is 'priority' in renewable energy mix, but refuses to meet with industry to discuss looming subsidy changes
David Cameron has refused to meet with the UK's solar power industry to address their concerns over plans to close the current subsidy scheme for large solar farms, in a move that has angered industry...
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