Renewables news
New framework aims to stabilise solar market
INDUSTRY chiefs have welcomed the Government’s new framework which aims to stabilise the solar market.
Wind farm land goes under the hammer
LAND which forms part of an operational wind farm has gone on the market in Scotland.
EaRTH opens at Bicton College
A STATE of the art Environmental and Renewable Technologies Hub (EaRTH) has been officially opened at Bicton College.
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Extra cash on offer for building AD plants
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Solar PV still viable despite fears, experts claim
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Anaerobic digestion company fined for polluting stream
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£100,000 to fund green energy at Harper
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Solar industry CEOs launch Global Solar Council
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ADAS advises farmers to take advantage
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Biofuels policy too reliant on imports, claims NFU
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2.9MW solar facility under construction on south west farm
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Giving your AD plant the best chance of approval
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Innovation crucial if AD sector is to blossom
Features and analysis
Making renewables work for you
For many farmers, Government subsidies are one of the main drivers behind diversifying into renewable energy.
What to consider before investing in wind turbines
Wind turbines are becoming a popular choice for farmers and landowners. Olivia Midgley speaks to managing director of Ploughcroft, Chris Hopkins, to find out how to get started.
Dairy farm stands to save thousands by installing turbine
A dairy farm is switching to wind energy in a bid to save money and reduce its carbon footprint.
Shared anaerobic digester makes financial sense in Gloucestershire
Saving money in the long-term, while improving their farms’ green credentials was what prompted two neighbouring farmers to build an AD plant. Olivia Midgley reports.
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Solar boost for poultry units
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Solar planning changes made simple
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Massive solar PV project exceeds all expectations
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Optimism for the future of UK’s renewable energy
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A natural focus on renewable energy
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Heating facilities cost-effectively with renewable energy
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Roof solar PV preserves land for agriculture only
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Expert confident of renewable energy sector's future
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Wind turbines stand up to weather
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How to proceed with wind turbine planning



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