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Anyone anxious about Government policy in the Green Space can join a petition protesting the Solar Feed-In Tariff

DECC to urgently review the current approach to the solar feed in tariff

Today (27/08/15) DECC announced a proposed cut of the Solar Feed In Tariff by 87% by January 2016. A variety of recent cuts by government to support solar and renewable energy will cause a loss of affordable clean energy choices, taking away power from people and handing it back to big energy firms.

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Anyone anxious about Government policy in the Green Space can join a petition protesting the Solar Feed-In Tariff

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