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[...] A recent survey by ING Direct has found that Solar Panels are regarded by the public as one of the most desirable additions to your home. Take a look at [...]

[...] as the cost of the technology continues to fall and businesses and households realise solar panels offer an effective means of reducing energy bills and carbon emissions. But he warned the [...]

[...] in May. Source: Visit Greentech solar to read the full article To find out more about how Solar panels can benefit you, contact us on 01422 369004. The post More Than 100 Gigawatts of Solar PV Now [...]

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[...] of solar by 2020. Outlining the potential of solar in the UK, the minister added: “Solar power is an exciting and dynamic technology, with costs continuing to fall. It has a key [...]

[...] tomorrow. We need to keep going down this path until solar power is cheaper than retail electricity prices and everyone can have access to cheap, green power [...]

[...] have the ability – and more importantly, the ambition – to see a 10-fold increase in solar power by 2020.” He added that there were signs the market was picking up after a slow [...]

[...] to the latest research on the European PV market for 2014, sourced from the forthcoming NPD Solarbuzz European PV Markets Quarterly report, the UK is now forecast to add 2.875GW of solar PV in [...]

[...] capacity is now set to overtake rooftop capacity before the end of the year, according to NPD Solarbuzz. Source Solar Power Portal Ensure you benefit from the higher tariff by getting in touch with [...]

[...] , marking out the UK solar sector as a GW-status end-market territory. NPD Solarbuzz vice president Finlay Colville told Solar Power Portal it was important to note that despite [...]

[...] , the solar industry was now poised for significant growth. “With stability under the Feed-in Tariff and the Renewables Obligation out to 2015 and 2017 respectively, the framework is there for [...]

[...] Climate Change (DECC) has released a statement confirming that investor schemes such as the feed-in tariff (FiT), renewables obligation (RO) and contracts for difference (CfD) will not be affected by [...]

[...] Ofgem has confirmed that all domestic tariff bands <50kW in the feed-in tariff (FiT) will degress by 3.5% come 1 January 2015. The minimum automatic degression has been [...]

[...] . Those wishing to attend Solar Energy UK can register for free via the website. Source: Solar Power Portal To learn more about Solar PV and how you can reduce rising electricity bills, contact us [...]

[...] as a GW-status end-market territory. NPD Solarbuzz vice president Finlay Colville told Solar Power Portal it was important to note that despite recent negative publicity around solar and other [...]

[...] to overtake rooftop capacity before the end of the year, according to NPD Solarbuzz. Source Solar Power Portal Ensure you benefit from the higher tariff by getting in touch with Solarlex for a [...]

[...] . But make no mistake, rooftop will happen as there is an increased momentum from the UK solar industry to make this happen and the intentions are very real. The only thing lacking is a change to [...]

[...] at the market for larger installations,” he said. “This is great news for the UK solar industry, and very timely,” said Paul Barwell, chief executive of the STA. “Given the [...]

[...] the Solar Trade Association (STA), aims to provide a research base for a wide variety of solar developers and installers, offering them the opportunity to test new technologies, optimise [...]

[...] has been attributed to the cut to the available Renewable Obligation rate for large-scale solar developers, which dropped from 2ROCs to 1.6ROCs in April 2013. This aspect of the slowdown was widely [...]

[...] as one of the up and coming markets in the global solar industry, marking out the UK solar sector as a GW-status end-market territory. NPD Solarbuzz vice president Finlay Colville  [...]

[...] to the tariff reduction in January.” The domestic market has been the main driver of solar PV deployment since the introduction of the feed-in tariff but ground-mount solar capacity is now [...]