Solar industry latest to rally round feed-in tariffs

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Business leaders, MPs and campaigners write to Chris Huhne in increasingly familiar plea to save tariffs from spending review

Representatives of the solar industry are the latest to write to government in response to signals coming out of the Treasury's spending review that feed-in tariff rates may be cut. The tariffs have...

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