Will the solar subsidy fiasco spark a hydropower renaissance?
Environment Agency hydro boss predicts feed-in tariffs will remain the same despite next year's consultation
Government plans to slash incentives for solar power could prompt more communities to turn to hydropower as a way of supplying green energy and earning money from feed-in tariffs. That is the prediction...
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