DECC slashes 22GW solar forecast to 11.9GW

Jessica Shankleman
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Government accused of attempting to conceal impact of latest round of cuts to the feed-in tariff scheme

Climate Change Minister Greg Barker has been accused of underplaying the impact of the next wave of cuts to the solar power subsidy, just hours after the government's latest reforms to the feed-in tariff...

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