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MSPs call on Scottish Government to set 4-6GW solar target by 2030

Creation of a solar target could increase confidence within the Scottish solar industry. Image: MaxPixel. Cross-party MSPs have released a letter calling on Scotland to set a target of between 4-6GW of solar power capacity, to help it achieve its full potential. The Scottish Government currently has no solar generation target in place for solar, despite

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Raven Renewables deal to provide ‘more affordable and energy efficient living’

Raven Renewables deal to provide ‘more affordable and energy efficient living’

Published: 18 Nov 2022, 12:58 Raven Renewables installing high-efficiency solar panels. Image: Raven Renewables. Housing association-run solar installer, Raven Renewables, has signed its first contract with Slough-based Sparta Homes Limited, to install solar panels at new Berkshire homes being built. The solar installation company has named itself the first organisation owned by a social landlord

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Hunt announces windfall tax on electricity generators at 45%

Hunt announces windfall tax on electricity generators at 45%

Published: 17 Nov 2022, 13:08 Chancellor Jeremy Hunt delivered the Autumn Statement to the House of Commons today (17 November). Image: Chris McAndrew (Wikimedia). Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has announced a windfall tax on electricity generators at a rate of 45%. Delivering his Autumn Statement to the House of Commons today (17 November), Hunt announced both

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Bluefield Solar listed in FTSE 250 index

Cornwall Insight: Windfall tax on renewables would be disproportional to profits

Over the past year, renewable funds peaked at 115% of their November 2021 price, before dropping back. Image: Getty. Market intelligence company Cornwall Insight has warned that extending the windfall tax to renewable energy companies such as solar power funds would be disproportionate to profits. Following rumours that chancellor Jeremy Hunt is set to expand

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Good Energy and F&S Energy to pay £800,000 in compensation for unauthorised FiT charges

FiT customers range from households that just have a few solar panels on their roofs to those with whole solar farms or multiple wind turbines. Image: Piqsels. Good Energy Limited and F&S Energy Limited are set to pay a total of £800,000 in compensation to Feed-in-Tariff (FiT) customers. This follows an investigation by Ofgem which

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Environmena to appeal decision to reject 12MW solar farm in Dorset

Environmena to appeal decision to reject 12MW solar farm in Dorset

Published: 14 Nov 2022, 18:58 The site would span 40 acres near Maiden Newton, Dorset. Image: Pxhere. Clean energy solutions company Enviromena will launch an appeal against Dorset Council’s decision to reject planning proposals for a 11.8MW solar installation spanning 40-acres at Cruxton Farm near Maiden Newton. Despite obtaining “full backing” from the local parish

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UK solar awaits Planning Inspectorate decisions on 1GW of sites at appeal stage

Historically there has been a 44% success rate in refused sites being overturned by the Planning Inspectorate. Image: Public Domain Pictures. Adjudications made in the coming months by the UK’s Planning Inspectorate may have a profound impact on solar farm applications submitted to Local Planning Authorities (LPAs) in coming years. Currently, the Planning Inspectorate is

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Solar PV generation falls 5.9% in 2021 despite increases in capacity

Revised planning system offers ‘major step forward’ for solar in Scotland

Published: 11 Nov 2022, 17:47 Scotland missed its 100% gross renewable energy consumption target by only 1.4% in 2021. Image: Getty. The Scottish Government have released a new planning system, National Planning Framework 4 (NPF4), this week which shows how planners will be expected to treat solar developments across Scotland. The revision will be considered

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