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The UK is still a very exciting place to be for solar PV(20/07/2011)
Since the feed-in tariffs were introduced in April 2010, there have been 38,602 solar PV arrays installed in the UK with a total installed capacity of 107.5MW. Almost all of these installations (37,843 equivalent to 101.5MW) have been domestic systems. Despite the domestic sector dominating the industry, there are a number of emerging markets that look positive. Solarplaza’s CEO, Edwin Koot, explains: “Despite the early feed-in tariff review a... [more]
The UK is an interesting place to be involved in solar right now(24/06/2011)
The Solar Future, UK will take place on 29 June at Central Hall, Westminster. It will bring together more than 150 industry experts to analyse the future of the UK solar PV market and feature presentations from DECC, Ofgem, the NFU and many others. Following the Government’s announcement to slash feed-in tariff (FiT) rates by up to 72% for solar arrays over 50kWp, keynote speakers from “The Solar Future, UK” have shared their insights into the... [more]
Solar growth hotspots(05/04/2011)
Feed-in tariffs (FiTs) have fuelled the rise in demand for solar microgeneration on domestic properties. By March 2011, Ofgem had registered over 25,000 domestic systems in the UK, making a total installed capacity of 65.8MWp since the introduction of the FiTs. That represents 94% of the total installed capacity. With the financial motivation in place, a few companies were quick to offer free solar panels to domestic home owners, providing che... [more]
UK PV Conference brings together more than 150 industry experts(21/06/2010)
Solarplaza has confirmed the speaker programme for the UK PV Conference, and can now offer a sneak preview of the solar industry event. The conference takes place on 22 June 2010 at Central Hall Westminster, and will bring together more than 150 industry experts from the business sector, the government and regulatory authorities. Conference participants can expect a range of new perspectives on the UK solar industry, which is set for substant... [more]
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