Businesses short-changed by feed-in tariff incentive scheme

James S Murray
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Experts hail "world-leading" incentives for domestic renewables, but warn business installations could be left behind

Businesses keen to deploy onsite renewable energy systems could still struggle to make the financial case for investing in such technologies, despite the announcement yesterday of new feed-in tariffs that...

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