Funding gap looms as government cans renewables grants

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Early end for Low Carbon Buildings Programme leaves micro-renewables firms to cope for a month without subsidies ahead of feed in tariff launch

Satisfaction across the renewable energy industry with the announcement last week of new feed in tariffs for homes and businesses installing renewable energy technologies was tempered somewhat after the...

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