- Exclusive: Lightsource BP to develop 300MW PPA-backed solar pipeline
Lightsource BP is to deploy more than 300MW of utility-scale solar farms backed by power purchase agreements in the UK, Solar Power Portal can reveal. ... read more - Myenergi unveils new zappi charger to ‘bridge the gap’ between renewables and EVs
Energy technology company Myenergi has launched an updated version of its zappi EV charger, one that it says “bridges the gap” between renewable generation and electric vehicles. ... read more - NESF turns to Limejump for 120MW PPA deal
NextEnergy Solar Fund (NESF) has tasked energy aggregator Limejump to trade 120MW of its solar generation through a new power purchase agreement (PPA). ... read more - EDF Energy targets solar homes with discounted battery offer
EDF Energy is to target the UK’s solar households with a discounted offer of battery units from Powervault in exchange for them signing up to a ten year contract allowing the supplier to use the storage capacity in the energy services market. ... read more - Solar to be hardest hit by Ofgem plans for fixed residual charges, Embedded Benefits axe
Solar will face the “greatest potential impact” from new proposals by Ofgem to apply fixed residual charges to all final demand users and end the Embedded Benefits for smaller generators under its Targeted Charging Review (TCR). ... read more - Commercial Project Pricing Made Easy(er) With The MPF
A Handy Tool to Make Commercial Project Pricing Easier The Module Price Forecaster Segen recognises that Commercial customers often tender to win projects months in advance so, make quoting easier, the Module Price Forecaster ... read more - Energy Minister Hints at Shift to Export Tariff Decision
Minister Signals Shift on Export Tariff "Solar power should not be provided to the grid for free" Claire Perry, Energy Minister says In the house of commons this morning conservative minister Claire Perry faced questions from ... read more - Micro-Inverters, are they worth the extra cost?
Are Microinverters worth the extra outlay? Micro-inverters have been available since 1993 however; it was years later before a commercially successful micro-inverter was launched. Now microinverters are an awesome bit of kit - the recently launched ... read more - Government ‘endangering’ jobs with current feed-in tariff plans, REA says
The government is endangering thousands of jobs with its plans to close the feed-in tariff next year, the Renewable Energy Association (REA) has said. ... read more - Help the STA to retain the right to fair payment for solar power
Help The STA Retain The Right To Fair Payment For Solar Power Help them to help you Solar Trade Association has launched a new campaign to ‘Safeguard an effective policy framework rooftop solar power and ... read more - Fury at Plans to Scrap UK Renewables Subsidies
Renewables and sustainability groups have reacted with fury to proposals by the UK government to scrap subsidies for green energy projects. ... read more - Hydrogen May Rival Batteries for UK’s Renewable Energy
Hydrogen stored in Britain’s gas grid could be more effective for making use of excess renewable power than batteries. ... read more
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