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Australia’s state of Victoria may slash feed-in tariffs (FITs) for small and medium-scale solar PV installations by allowing electricity retailers to effectively set the price paid to households for the solar power they feed back into the electricity grid. By Oliver Wagg
The US Department of Commerce (DOC) would impose anti-dumping tariffs of just over 31% on crystalline silicon PV cells and modules from major Chinese producers, after determining that exporters sold product in the US at “less than fair value”. By Benjamin Romano
Sempra US Gas & Power and BP Wind Energy will jointly develop the 21MW Auwahi Wind farm in southeastern Maui and expect to have the project in commercial operation in the fourth quarter. By Richard A. Kessler
The UK government says it may push back the date for a further cut to its feed-in tariff (FIT) for small-scale solar installations. By Andrew Lee
SSE and partner RWE’s dispute with contractor Fluor over problems at the Greater Gabbard offshore wind farm is deepening. By Matthew Woorburne Read more at www.greeninc.blogs.nytimes.com The media company that accepted the conservative Heartland Institute’s controversial ad about climate change rejected one rival billboard but accepted another. Back to Energy Sources Now! Home |
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