KEY REQUESTS TO MAKE OF YOUR MP
Ask them to speak in the debate on Feed-in Tariffs today. Most important – ask them to vote for the motion that will delay the 12th December deadline and give the industry a chance to adjust to the changes that are needed. Read More »
The Cut Don’t Kill campaign – a coalition of UK solar power companies and NGOs including Friends of the Earth – has responded to new Government proposals for a 52% cut in the Feed-in Tariff by warning that such deep cuts would “kill the UK solar industry stone dead” Read More »
The UK’s Solar Trade Association (STA) is calling its members to spread the positive word about solar energy in a bid to set out the strong case for a much more ambitious and positive approach to the technology. Read More »
Commenting on a recent statement from the IEA’s renewable energy division that photovoltaic and solar-thermal plants may meet most of the world’s demand for electricity by 2060, Howard Johns, Chairman of the Solar Trade Association said Read More »
Commenting on recent analysis from a Government-linked Chinese think-tank that solar could match the price of coal by 2015, Howard Johns, Chairman of the Solar Trade Association said Read More »
The solar industry will experience a rollercoaster few years as revenues dip ahead of a rapid recovery, according to a major new study from analyst firm Lux Research Read More »
Non-profit IPS community energy company OVESCO has successfully completed the installation of the UK’s first 100% community-funded solar power station Read More »
Brighton Energy co-operative is a brilliant project which focuses on developing Brighton and Hove’s renewable capacity and benefiting their community Read More »
The installed capacity of photovoltaic solar power in the UK doubled in the three months to June in the rush to complete projects before the reduction in Feed-in Tariffs on 1 August Read More »
Briefing for talking to your MP
KEY REQUESTS TO MAKE OF YOUR MP
Ask them to speak in the debate on Feed-in Tariffs today. Most important – ask them to vote for the motion that will delay the 12th December deadline and give the industry a chance to adjust to the changes that are needed. Read More »