Solar companies demand £2.2m in damages from DECC over feed-in tariff fiasco

James S Murray
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Three solar companies write to government to demand compensation for losses incurred as a result of illegal disruption to feed-in tariffs

The fall-out from the government's controversial decision last year to cut solar incentives before the completion of a consultation on the proposed cuts looks set to rumble on, after three solar firms...

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