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Renewables sector emerges bloody but unbowed from Europe’s recession

Renewables sector emerges bloody but unbowed from Europe’s recession

As Europe at last seems to be stepping out of its long recession, the renewables sector is emerging stronger, despite its reliance on government subsidies. Even in crisis-hit Greece, it was a renewable energy company that provided the Athens Stock Exchange with its first IPO since the debt crisis began in 2009.

11 years ago

UK renewables neared 15 percent of power mix in 2013, says DECC

11 years ago

Ofgem slices £1.4bn from RIIO-ED1 settlements

11 years ago

CfD budget will cost consumers more, warn renewable groups

11 years ago

Decc sets CfD budget at £200 million

11 years ago

Interview: Peter Lilley MP, Member of the Energy and Climate Change select committee

11 years ago

Subsidies for an independent Scotland ‘unjustified’

11 years ago

National Grid urged to change solar power predictions

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Green subsidies cleared

11 years ago

Solar burnt by its own success

11 years ago

British Gas to launch £60 million community solar project

11 years ago

Conergy buys 166MW solar portfolio

Conergy has bought the rights to a 166MW solar portfolio in the UK.

11 years ago

UK solar industry calls on PM to back further support

11 years ago

Interview: Peter Matthews,chairman, Natural Resources Wales

11 years ago

£300m invested in independent renewables last year

11 years ago

Good Energy: up to 70 per cent of our solar farms are at risk

Up to 70 per cent of Good Energy’s planned solar farms are at risk due to the government’s planned subsidy changes, according to the company’s boss.

11 years ago

Capacity mechanism targets 53.3GW of backup power

11 years ago

Golden rule loses its lustre

11 years ago

More than a third of UK households considering solar panels

11 years ago

Interview: Volker Beckers, Chairman, Albion Community Power

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