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Government does not have leave to appeal over Feed-in tariffs the Supreme Court ruled today. That means that the action, which has been on-going since December, is now over.
That means the original higher rate of 43.3p/kWh tariff that the department of energy and climate change tried to halve without a full length consultation from 12 December will be paid to all installations that were accredited by 3 March.
It could also see some firms attempt to seek compensation from government for loss of business.
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