The renewables industry and green groups have accused
ministers of striking a major blow against household solar power after the
government said a green energy subsidy scheme would end next year without a
replacement. The closure of the feed-in tariff (FIT) to new applicants from
next April marks the final chapter for the scheme, which has encouraged more
than 800,000 households to install solar panels since it was launched in 2010.
Solar installations had already largely dried up after the incentives were cut
drastically in 2016, but renewables advocates had hoped a replacement would
take its place. On Thursday, the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial
Strategy made clear there would be no extension or new alternative. Read more
on the Guardian website.
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