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CBI respond to FiT decision
The Confederation of British Industry (CBI) today responded to the decision by the Court of Appeal to uphold an earlier ruling that the Government’s ...
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Eco Environments launches wholesale division
Renewable energy company Eco Environments has launched a wholesale division by announcing partnerships with two major German manufacturers.
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DECC set to appeal FiT ruling
Despite being refused leave to appeal to the Supreme Court by three appeal judges this morning, Energy Secretary Chris Huhne has confirmed the Government will ...
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Court rules against government
Industry leaders have called on the Government to now draw a line under the Feed-in Tariff fiasco after the Court of Appeal today unanimously ruled ...
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Friends of the Earth reaction to FiT ruling
The Court of Appeal today (Wednesday 25 January 2012) unanimously rejected government attempts to overturn last month’s High Court ruling that its plans to rush through ...
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Government loses FiT appeal bid
The Court of Appeal has upheld a High Court ruling that government cuts to the Feed-in Tariff (FiT) were unlawful.
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Small wind aids Scottish energy targets
Small wind turbines are playing an increasingly important role in helping the Scottish government to meet its Renewables Routemap commitments – specifically with reference to the ...
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Judgement on government solar appeal due tomorrow
Judgment will be handed down at 10am tomorrow [Wednesday 25 January 2012] on the government’s appeal against last month’s High Court ruling that its plans ...
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Government contingency plans announced
The government has provided much needed clarity on how it will respond to the imminent court decision on when proposed cuts to Feed-in Tariff incentives ...
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Appeal decision looms
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Ecotricity takes to the water
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Worcester launches commemorative microsite
Worcester, Bosch Group has created a commemorative microsite to launch its 50th anniversary celebrations.
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Friends of the Earth welcomes news FiT plans plus rest of the reaction
Green campaign group Friends of the Earth has welcomed government moves to cut solar subsidies under the Feed-in Tariff scheme by early March should their ...
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Challenges ahead to deliver Green Deal, says Climate Energy
Following the submission of information to the Green Deal consultation paper, Garry Worthington, head of Green Deal at Climate Energy says: “There are a ...
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Increased clarity on solar PV incentive rates makes it a good time to install
The government has laid draft licence modifications to the Energy Act, which will allow it to reduce the tariff rates in the Feed-in Tariff (FiT) ...
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Government looks to end uncertainty over future PV Feed-In Tariff
The Government has today laid out its plans to help get the Solar PV Market moving again by confirming the Feed in Tariff from March ...
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Plumb Center identifies Green Deal opportunities in consultation response
As the Green Deal consultation period ended yesterday, Plumb Center issued its official response to the questions posed by the Department for Energy and Climate ...
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UKERC highlights alarming omissions and inconsistencies in Green Deal consultation
The UK Energy Research Centre (UKERC) has today issued its response to the Department of Energy and Climate Change’s consultation on the Green Deal, ...
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Solarcentury chief executive resigns
Derry Newman, chief executive of Solarcentury, has resigned. He made the announcement on Friday, as the industry waited for news on the progress of the ...
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Court of Appeal ruling on government solar challenge unlikely this week
The Court of Appeal is yet to pass judgement on the government’s bid (Friday 13 January 2012) to overturn last month’s High Court ruling that ...
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Government goes to Court of Appeal over ‘unlawful’ solar plans
The Court of Appeal will today [Friday 13 January 2012] hear the government’s challenge to last month’s High Court ruling that its solar subsidy cuts ...
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Radical changes in home heating needed to meet carbon targets, says Academy
Even with the most modern gas boilers and state-of-the art insulation, we cannot continue to heat so many homes by natural gas and still achieve ...
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Dairy me: Hyacinth the cow holds key to sustainable future
Problems with a reducing milk yield from a herd of Jersey and Guernsey cows, which includes Hyacinth, has led to spectacular green energy solution at ...
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Government clarity and industry collaboration needed for solar market, says TGC Renewables
Long-term viability of the UK solar market relies on the gradual reduction in tariffs and government collaboration rather than confrontation.
