Government to launch Supreme Court appeal against solar ruling

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Ed Davey angers solar firms with decision to push forward with controversial feed-in tariff appeal

The government is reportedly poised to lodge a Supreme Court appeal against two court rulings that branded its plans to cut solar incentives as illegal. Solar firms have been informed the Department...

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