DECC urged to delay subsidy cuts after solar market crash

Jessica Shankleman
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New figures show 2MW of solar installed last week, less than half of that recorded this time last year

The government has been urged to delay another round of deep cuts to the feed-in tariff for solar electricity, after new figures revealed the number of businesses and homes installing photovoltaic panels...

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