Latest Feed-in Tariff News
FiT reductions postponed
Energy and climate change secretary Greg Barker has confirmed the government is planning to delays proposed cuts to Feed-in Tariffs in July.
Carillion to cut 1,400 jobs following FiT fiasco
Contractor Carillion has made 1,180 of its workers redundant, blaming the effects of the government’s cut in the Feed-in Tariff.
Energy supplier hits back at Cameron stance
Energy provider RenEnergy has been left unconvinced by David Cameron’s recent speech on clean energy.
Solar industry expresses relief as FiT legal row ends
The photovoltaic industry has welcomed the Supreme Court’s rejection of the government’s appeal against the High Court decision that its attempt to slash the Feed-in Tariff was illegal.
Lower solar subsidies to increase job losses
The UK’s proposed reduction to solar-power subsidies will bring an end to free installations and increase job losses, according to developer HomeSun.
Second Ireland FiT for wind farms announced
Ireland energy minister Pat Rabbitte has announced the launch of a programme to encourage investment in Irish wind energy projects.
Third strike and out for government FiT appeal
The government’s long-running legal battle over the Feed-in Tariff finally came to an end today when the Supreme Court rejected its third appeal.
Electrical contractors moving into renewables
New research has revealed that nearly a third (31 per cent) of electrical contractors already moved into the renewables market.
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Good Energy Group secure contract renewal
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New FiT tariff well received
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Hull energy firm closure job losses
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DECC publishes latest FiT proposals
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DECC announces Feed-In Tarrif improvements
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Company warns members over FITs
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Fears mount over mis-sold FiT work - simply register to view
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Minister boosts funding for mCHP in FiT - simply register to view
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Media companies agree PV blackout
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PV installers could face shortage
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Ministerial statement for Feed-in Tariff
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Government loses Feed-in Tariff appeal
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New dates for Feed-in Tariff changes proposed - simply register to view
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Government waits on FiT outcome
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Government appeals over 'unlawful' solar panels
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Outrage as the DECC appeals FiT ruling - simply register to view
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World's largest solar plant is operational
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Community schemes at risk after FiT cuts
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MPs slam 'clumsy' handling of Feed-in Tariff reductions
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High court rules that FiT cuts were 'legally flawed'
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Judicial review granted over FiT cuts
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Brussels warns of legal action over FiT cuts
Major clients are recognising heat pumps’ potential
Large commercial and public buildings are still, in the main, dependent on conventional energy sources.
Contract News
Major PV installation completed for council
Kier has completed a £520,000 project to install solar PV panels at four Mid Devon District Council properties, including its main office of Phoenix House, in Tiverton.
