Solar firms meet to discuss legal action over feed-in tariff review

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Solar firms question if the government "acted retrospectively" by fast-tracking the feed-in tariff review

Executives from up to 30 large-scale solar PV firms will today meet with lawyers to decide whether to take legal action against the Department for Energy and Climate Change (DECC) after it announced a...

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