Giving solar access to Contracts for Difference auction could pave way for subsidy-free renewables, industry argues
Solar Trade Association warns deployment of large scale solar has plummeted since policy changes, arguing government should now allow technology to compete in upcoming CfD rounds
Solar should be allowed to participate in the upcoming Contracts for Difference (CfD) auction, the industry said yesterday, arguing the move could help halt a slump in solar installation rates. Citing...
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