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Solar

Was there really no feed-in tariff compromise available?

clock 09 June 2011 •

Solar

Climate minister offers olive branch to angry solar developers

As judicial review gets go-ahead, climate minister defends cuts to solar incentives and pledges to support rollout of hundreds of thousands of installations

clock 09 June 2011 •

Solar

Government confirms deep solar incentive cuts

DECC approves proposed cuts to solar feed-in tariffs, slashing support for large projects by up to 70 per cent

clock 09 June 2011 •

Solar

STA leads last-minute push to save solar from 'decapitation'

Trade body calls on Prime Minister to intervene ahead of tomorrow's expected confirmation of 70 per cent feed-in tariff cuts

clock 08 June 2011 •

Solar

She wore an itsy bitsy solar bikini

clock 08 June 2011 • 1 min read

Solar

GE to accelerate solar-gas push with minority stake in eSolar

Company looks to develop plants that combine solar thermal power with natural gas

clock 07 June 2011 •

Solar

Toyota car plant gears up for solar power

Car manufacturer to fit 17,000 photovoltaic panels at Debyshire plant, generating enough power to build 7,000 cars a year

clock 07 June 2011 •

Rail

High-speed Euro train gets green boost from two miles of solar panels

Tunnel on Paris-to-Amsterdam line topped with 16,000 solar panels to power Antwerp station and Belgian train network

clock 06 June 2011 •

Climate change

"This is the worst news" - Green quotes of the week

Who said what in the world of green business this week?

clock 03 June 2011 •

Solar

SunPower latest US solar developer to face legal action

Green groups file lawsuit alleging company's 250MW California Ranch project will damage surrounding environment

clock 03 June 2011 •
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