December 23, 2015

From: Department of Energy & Climate Change First published: 27 August 2015 Last updated: 18 December 2015, Part of: Low carbon technologies, Energy industry and infrastructure licensing and regulation and UK energy security   https://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/consultation-on-a-review-of-the-feed-in-tariff-scheme?dm_i=378V,4XV1,2WYDXZ,EG60,1 MCS have reviewed the Government response to the Feed-in Tariff consultation and have produced a Read more

Natural Power – the Stirlng based renewable energy developer – has forecast that combined installed capacity for on- and offshore wind power in the UK will grow by more than 10% every year for next five years. With a cumulative CAGR of +11% each year until 2020, that would result Read more

Peter Swindon, Group Investigations Writer An initiative which sees green energy businesses claw back millions of pounds in taxpayers’ cash is to be scrapped. The Renewable Energy Generation Relief Scheme (regrs) currently offers qualifying companies rates rebates of up to 100per cent. It cost 7.3million last year, more than double Read more

Lang Banks Late in the evening on Saturday 12 December, the gavel came down on the Paris climate agreement. After two weeks of intensive negotiations, not to mention two decades of UN climate talks that have paved the way to global action, a deal was struck that saw more than Read more

Martin Williams CAMPAIGNERS are lobbying for better conservation of Scotland’s internationally acclaimed countryside while it emerged an area the size of Aberdeenshire and Kincardineshire has been lost to development over five years. Conservationists are putting fresh pressure on Holyrood ministers to agree to more national parks to help protect the Read more