German solar incentive cuts face fresh delay

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Cuts unlikely to come into effect next month after parliamentary opposition ensures proposals will now be assessed by mediation committee

As anticipated, Germany's upper house, the Bundesrat, today voted down proposals for cuts to the country's pioneering solar incentive scheme, ensuring that the issue will now be settled by a parliamentary...

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