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Solar companies ready for legal action over FIT reduction

As the solar panel industry tries to figure out a course of action following the government’s announcement of Feed-in tariff reductions, some companies aren’t prepared ...

Government could be sued over solar power FIT cuts

After Feed-in tariff reduction figures were leaked, the government was forced to publish its review of solar power in the UK. This has been met ...

Solar FITs still a great opportunity

Feed in Tariffs (FITs) still represent a fantastic return on investment, despite the recent reduction announced by the government, lead generating company Quotatis has claimed. ...

Lead Service Receives Green Backing

Quotatis, the UK’s number one provider of qualified internet generated sales leads, has extended its commitment to the renewable energy sector by receiving endorsement by ...

Huhne attacks renewable critics in climate speech

Chris Huhne, secretary of the Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC), attacked the critics of renewables and armchair engineers in a speech last Wednesday. ...

Britain’s lack of awareness limits energy saving potential

A lack of information and education when it comes to energy efficiency is stopping the UK from meeting government targets, according to solar distributor Rexel. ...

Energy Act announced in preparation for Green Deal

The Department of Energy and Climate (DECC) have announced an Energy Act to support energy efficiency in homes in the UK. According to the report ...

Cardiff paying the highest energy bills in the UK

Homeowners in Cardiff are paying the highest energy bills of anywhere in Britain, and the average home is spending £1,108 every year for gas and ...

Energy bills to increase a further £300 by 2020

In the next decade household bills are expected to rise even more, and by 2020 it’s predicted homeowners will be paying £300 more for their ...

Government’s energy saving targets prevented by gadget love affair

The government could miss out on its energy saving targets because of the rise in the UK’s gadget love affair. Despite more energy efficient measures ...