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Feed-in tariffs

November 2020

  • Two men fitting solar panels on a pitched roof

    Weatherwatch
    Weatherwatch: a bumper year for solar power, thanks to sunny spring and lockdowns

    Photovoltaic panels pay off for those who get feed-in tariffs but home installations have dried up without incentives

June 2019

  • Solar panels

    New rules give households right to sell solar power back to energy firms

    Government also wants to encourage people with rooftop panels to install batteries

October 2018

  • An artist’s impression of the Swansea Bay tidal lagoon

    The need to invest in renewables

    Letters: Feed-in tariff subsidies must not be abandoned, writes Sandra Walmsley, while Gaynor Adey says the UK government should look again at the Swansea Bay tidal project

August 2017

  • EDF solar panels

    Should homeowners warm to EDF Energy’s free solar panel system?

    Those who sign up to the pilot scheme will be bound to buy the energy it generates for 20 years

November 2016

  • Uniper coal power plant in Hanau, Germany

    EU targets energy waste and coal subsidies in new climate package

  • The Ardrossan windfarm in Scotland

    UK climate targets at risk without government support for windfarms, says energy boss

May 2016

  • The 1.73MW array of solar panels installed by the London Borough of Hounslow generate half Western International Market’s electricity demand.

    London borough installs 6,000 solar panels over marketplace

  • Windfarm off the coast of north Lincolnshire, England

    Subsidy U-turn clouds future of major Scottish windfarm

April 2016

  • There was 21MW of small solar installed in February and March this year compared to 81MW for the same period in 2015, according to Ofgem.

    UK solar power installations plummet after government cuts

    Fall in solar power was expected after ministers announced 65% cut to feed-in tariff, but size of drop-off will still dismay green campaigners

March 2016

  • Solar thermal panels on a roof

    Solar thermal panels latest to be hit by UK subsidy cuts

    Solar thermal schemes, that use the sun to heat water, will lose support from next year - the latest in a series of energy policy U-turns that advsiors say could increase energy bills

January 2016

  • Bertrand Piccard pilot and chairman of the Solar Impulse solar-powered flight project

    Solar Impulse pilot defends UK subsidy cuts

  • Whitelee Windfarm in East Renfrewshire, the UK's largest onshore windfarm

    Tories face fight with Lords over onshore windfarm subsidies

December 2015

  • Amber Rudd

    Damian Carrington's blog
    UK cuts to renewable energy make a mockery of its pledge at Paris climate talks

  • electricity pylons

    Heavily polluting 'diesel farms' to make millions from subsidies, IPPR warns

November 2015

  • -<br>A flower is seen between two solar cell panels of a not yet working photovoltaic plant to be inaugurated by German company Gehrlicher Solar in Puchheim near Munich, southern Germany, on June 16, 2011. Germany is the first major industrialised power to agree an end to atomic power in the wake of the disaster, the world's worst since Chernobyl in 1986, with tens of thousands of people living near Fukushima evacuated. The measures approved at the beginning of June 2011 by German Chancellor Angela Merkel's cabinet focus on ways to fill the gap left by nuclear power, on which Germany relies for some 22 percent of its energy needs. This includes building new coal and gas power plants, although Berlin is sticking to its target of cutting greenhouse gas emissions by 40 percent by 2020 from 1990 levels and by 80-95 percent by 2050.        AFP PHOTO/CHRISTOF STACHE (Photo credit should read CHRISTOF STACHE/AFP/Getty Images)

    'Please think again': readers respond to solar energy cuts

    In August, the government announced plans to cut subsidies for rooftop solar by almost 90% in the new year. We asked 20 people affected to share their response to the cuts with us
  • Solar panels on social housing in Somerset

    Thousands of social tenants will lose out if solar subsidies cuts go ahead

    Proposed cuts will halt solar panel schemes on up to 45,000 UK social homes, that could save households £200 a year on energy bills, say renewable energy firms
  • A worker installing solar panels on a house roof in Ambleside

    The sun is setting on solar, but there’s still time to scoop the feed-in tariffs

    Householders are rushing to take advantage of generous Fits before they are cut in January – and you can too

October 2015

  • Solar panels in London

    Boris Johnson calls for halt to planned solar aid cuts

    Mayor of London warns that thousands of jobs are being put at risk, in letter sent to the energy minister on final day of government consultations on the proposals
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    Revealed: Many more solar firms face closure if government cuts go ahead

    Total of 25 businesses said they will either fold or have to cut staff, putting over 350 jobs at risk as a result of cuts to feed-in tariff and renewables obligation
  • The Keep Fits campaign is calling on the government to keep the solar feed-in tariff

    What you can do to help stop the cuts threatening the UK solar industry

    With less than one week to go before the government consultation on major cuts to solar subsidies closes, now is the time to have your say
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