Solar sector issues rallying call in face of latest feed-in tariff cuts

Jessica Shankleman
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Tariff cut to 16p/kWh for small systems, but trade association insists households and businesses will still get a good rate of return

Solar firms have stressed that households and businesses will still be able to generate good rates of return from solar PV installations, despite the latest wave of cuts to feed-in tariff incentives coming...

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