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Solar SME firms set to close with hundreds of job losses
Hundreds more jobs will be lost at solar power companies if planned changes to government policy come into force in the new year, 25 small businesses have told the Guardian.....
Added on: 23/10/2015Navitus Bay developers abandon appeal option after planning defeat
Developers of the shelved Navitus Bay windfarm have confirmed they will not challenge the decision by Energy Ministers to reject planning permission for the £3.5 billion project.....
Added on: 23/10/2015COP21: France launches global diplomatic drive for climate deal
France has launched an unprecedented diplomatic drive to shepherd nations big and small towards a major climate change deal, ahead of a Paris summit next month that is the next major make-or-break mom....
Added on: 23/10/2015Solar industry bosses attack Government over "obscene" subsidy cut
Some of Britain’s most powerful solar executives have accused the government of mounting an ideologically driven campaign against their industry which has driven it into crisis.....
Added on: 23/10/2015Southern Solar goes into liquidation
One of Britain’s leading solar entrepreneurs is set to announce that his business has gone into liquidation, in the third high-profile casualty for the sector this month.....
Added on: 16/10/2015Ecotricity calls for “level playing field” for energy subsidies
UK green energy company Ecotricity has today challenged the Government to scrap subsidies for nuclear power and fossil fuels to create a level playing field after it slashes support for renewable ener....
Added on: 09/10/2015VW emissions scandal: academics reveal findings of UK’s first study of diesel engine emissions
A team at The University of Manchester is testing a diesel Volkswagen engine to try to get an accurate picture of how polluting it actually is.....
Added on: 09/10/2015Trade associations attack Government policy on renewables
The seven trade associations that represent the UK’s renewable energy industry have published a joint statement criticising the Government’s action of withdrawing subsidy support.....
Added on: 09/10/2015Insurance CEOs call on Bank of England to take climate action
The leaders of 15 ClimateWise members have today written an open letter to the Governor of the Bank of England, Mark Carney, and the UK’s Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA).....
Added on: 02/10/2015Energy efficiency of Samsung TVs in question as 'test cheating' row continues
Independent lab tests have found that some Samsung TVs in Europe appear to use less energy during official testing conditions than they do during real-world use, raising questions about whether they a....
Added on: 02/10/2015