Government to move urgently to close solar incentive loophole

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DECC 'taking action shortly' on loophole allowing extended solar farms to receive original feed-in tariff after August deadline

The first steps to close a regulatory loophole that could allow developers of new large solar photovoltaic installations to benefit from higher feed-in tariff incentives even after the level of subsidy...

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