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Automatic reductions to support for solar PV were published by Ofgem yesterday.
Rob Denman, director, TGC Renewables
TGC Renewables has applied for planning permission for a 13MW solar project in Cambridgeshire which, if approved, would generate electricity for approximately 3,300 homes.
The NFU Farm Service reports record levels of interest in renewable energy among farmers, just 12 months since its launch.
Solarcentury will be unveiling its new web-store, SolarcenturyOnline, at Ecobuild 2013.
Herefordshire’s Caplor Energy has recently undergone a series of refresher Health & Safety courses which highlight the need for continual training in this area.
Slaughtergate Farm in Gillingham has recently become one of the latest farms in North Dorset to rent out a small percentage of its land to UK solar power generator, Lightsource Renewable Energy.
Independence Day: The biggest draw of renewable energy is the separation it offers from the National Grid, says Phil McVan, Myriad CEG Wind
A YouGov poll commissioned by the Sunday Times has reaffirmed that renewables remain the popular choice for energy generation.
Oliver Günther of S.A.G. Solarstrom AG (right) with James Steynor of SBC
The Solar Building Company (SBC) has reached an agreement to sell the project rights for a PV development in the south of England to S.A.G. Solarstrom AG.
Firebird has completed drawing up its oil boiler and solar heating training programme for 2013.
Talk Action is to run a course on future energy strategy in London tomorrow (Wednesday 27 February) focusing on how to make the case for renewables to the general public.
The European Photovoltaic Industry Association (EPIA) is urging European energy ministers, meeting today in Brussels, to consider the future role solar PV can play in the pan-European energy market.
Some householders with solar PV have experienced their electricity meters running backwards, according to a new survey by Which?.
Imposing EU tariffs on imported solar panels from China could decimate the UK’s PV industry, according to new report by the Alliance for Affordable Solar Energy (AFASE).
DECC has announced a series of interactive workshops for organisations with an interest in energy saving.
REC has announced increased certification for potential-induced degradation (PID) resistance of its modules.
With Solar Power UK’s ‘Restarting the Market’ roadshow in full swing and currently touring the country, Renewable Energy Installer went along to Aintree Racecourse, Liverpool on Thursday 14 February to find out more.
Myriad Solar PV’s new general manager Lee Baxter
Myriad Solar PV has announced the appointment of Lee Baxter to the role of general manager as it looks to drive forward its UK expansion plans.
One of the key author’s other the MCS’s recently published and updated PV installer guide says he is ‘delighted’ to see it in print following two years hard work.
Cleantech investment firm MTI Partners has announced the completion of a £2m investment in Oxford Photovoltaics Limited (OPV) – an Oxford University spin-off company specialising in solid-state dye sensitised solar cells for the building integrated PV sector.
Solfex has launched a new free-of-charge calculation tool for installers.
The world’s cummulative PV installed capacity passed the 100GW mark in 2012, according to new figures from the European Photovoltaic Industry Association.
Three of the industry’s leading trade associations have unanimously welcomed news that a cross-party group of MPs is tabling an amendment to The Energy Bill.
In line with the new European Directive effective from July 01 2013 that all technical insulation materials are mandatory CE marked, SOLFEX energy systems has announced its Duo-Solar pre-insulated pipe work systems for solar thermal applications will satisfy this new regulation for all new deliveries commencing February 2013.
Climate change minister Greg Barker has launched the third edition of the MCS’s guide to installing PV systems.