Updated: Government confirms 50 per cent cut to solar incentives

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Greg Barker: 'The plummeting costs of solar mean we’ve got no option but to act'

The government has confirmed it is planning to slash solar incentives by more than 50 per cent, cutting the feed-in tariffs available to domestic and small-scale business installations, from 43p per kWh...

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