Study warns disadvantaged communities being locked out of solar rollout

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New research argues pensioners, students, and disabled people need more support to deploy renewable energy installations if government is to reach its own solar targets

As energy prices soar, elderly homeowners, student renters, and the disabled are currently unable to benefit from solar PV installations, according to a new study from the University of Sussex Business...

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