Government outlines plans for predictable cuts to Renewable Heat Incentive

James S Murray
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Minister insists proposed degression mechanism will give businesses the certainty they need to step up investment in renewable heat technologies

The government has today set out new rules for the Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) designed to ensure the scheme does not exceed its budget and businesses do not face shock changes to the level of subsidy....

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