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Solarcentury plans to use battery storage and other technologies to drive long-term revenue | Credit: Solarcentury
EXCLUSIVE: £1bn deal will allow Solarcentury to harness power of new technologies like battery storage and time-of-use tariffs to grow long-term revenue prospects
Gone are the days, it seems, when being a solar developer was all about erecting solar panels on fields and rooftops across the country. Squeezing revenues from solar has become a much more complex...
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