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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.
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Evoco investigates failures in turbines
Following reports at the weekend that blades from a Evoco wind turbine flew off three structures in the recent winds, and that despites an order ...
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First Halloween, now Friday 13th – government appeal to High Court solar ruling
The Court of Appeal will hear the government’s challenge to last month’s High Court ruling that its solar cuts are illegal on Friday 13 ...
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Cash-back offer to installers
Worcester, Bosch Group is offering installers up to £400 cash back when they install a Worcester product at their own home.
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Government to appeal High Court solar ruling – Friends of the Earth response
Friends of the Earth is urging ministers to focus on putting the solar industry back on a stable footing after energy minister Greg Barker confirmed ...
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SummitSkills seeks views on government’s Green Deal
SummitSkills is looking for feedback to inform a skills strategy that will allow individuals to become ‘Green Deal competent’, but also ensure that regulation is ...
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German solar firm opens Coventry base
A German company, which makes the mounting systems for solar panels, is looking forward to a bright future in Coventry.
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Industry reaction to High Court decision and Select Committee report
The Local Government Association (LGA) said ministers had “undermined confidence” in their “green agenda”.
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Panicked changes could have “fatal impact” on Industry – MPs Report
The Government is undermining confidence in energy policy and hurting the UK solar industry by rushing through panicked changes to Feed-in Tariffs (FiTs) without adequate ...
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Government announces plans to appeal
Energy Minister Greg Barker has said he disagrees with a High Court ruling that the Government’s plans to reduce the Feed-in Tariff for solar ...
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High Court rules Feed In Tariff Cuts “Legally Flawed”
Plans to cut subsidies for solar panels on homes were yesterday ruled legally flawed by the High Court.
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Government hit by double whammy over FiT Cuts
Less than 10 hours after a Mr Justice Mitting ruled that the Government’s cut of the Feed in Tariff was “Legally Flawed”, a joint ...
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Ploughcroft’s Eco Roof Centre scoops top award
Yorkshire-based Ploughcroft, solar panel installer and renewable energy trainer, has won a prestigious award for its popular new Eco Roof Visitors Centre.
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Broseley Fires warming news
With Christmas just around the corner, more householders than ever before are looking forward to a ‘green’ Christmas thanks to the growing popularity of wood ...
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Plumb Center welcomes incentives boost
Chancellor George Osborne’s recent Autumn Statement confirmed a £200 million introductory offer to help boost the Green Deal when it eventually comes in to force. ...
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Dulas gains worldwide environmental accreditation
A mid-Wales renewable energy firm has joined organisations from all over the world in a new scheme that recognises a dedication to excellence in Environmental ...
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Chris Huhne visits Worcester, Bosch Group
The secretary of state for energy and climate change, Chris Huhne, visited the headquarters of Worcester, Bosch Group to see the extensive manufacturing and ...
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Breaking News: High Court judge rules Feed in Tariff Cuts “Legally Flawed”
High Court Judge Mitting rules that the Government plans to cut Feed In Tariffs for Solar PV are “Legally flawed”, and subject to a judicial ...
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Day 1: High Court told Feed-in Tariff cuts are “manifestly unlawful”
Government plans to cut financial incentives for solar electricity have created “huge economic uncertainty” and are “manifestly unlawful”, the High Court was told today.
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UK top in Europe for eco-cities
A recent survey published by the University of Westminster, shows that Asia is leading the way when it comes to the development of eco-cities with ...
