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One of our biggest solar PV systems in Scotland

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Alva Northern Ltd is proud to announce its biggest Solar PV install

of 50 kW in Scotland

The system consists of 200 Samsung panels along with 3 SMA tripower inverters and

spreads over 321 Sq m of cattle shed at a farm in Aberdeenshire. The massive

50 kW system is expected to generate an annual ROI of nearly £14,000/annum in its

first year and will save 34,731 kg/a of CO2 emmissions. This 50 kW system

installed will generate just under 40,000 kWh of electricty in its first year. Alva Northern

are doing their part by delivering an excellent service and helping people of Scotland

and the government to achieve their targets for reducing our carbon emmissions.

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Govt. loose appeal bid over unlawful FIT'S cuts

The Court of Appeal has upheld a High Court ruling that Government cuts to the

Feed-in Tariff were unlawful.

The three Lords Justices of Appeal announced their reserved judgement this morning

following a hearing 10 days ago.

Today's decision is a damaging blow to Ministers and officials at the Department of

Energy and Climate Change, who must now introduce the contingency date of March 3

for the start of the 21p rate for solar PV and not the original December 12 deadline.

The court judgement also means customers who have had solar panels installed and

are registered ahead of the new March 3 cut-off point will now receive the original 43p

rate for 25 years.

Customers who register on or after March 3 will qualify for the current higher rate until

April 1, when it will drop to 21p.

DECC was also ordered to pay the full costs of around £125,000 for the appeal hearing.

In a Twitter message immediately after the ruling was handed down, Energy Minister

Greg Barker, wrote: "Win, lose or draw today, important we move forward together,

drive down costs + step up deployment." He later messaged: "Real stabilty will come

from my FIT reforms, announcing Feb, not Courts, + def not 43p".

But within hours of the judgement, Energy Secretary Chris Huhne confirmed DECC

would seek permission to appeal yet again to the Supreme Court.

For full story please click on the link below

Source :http://www.clickgreen.org.uk/news/national-news/123081-government-lose-appeal-bid-over-unlawful-feed-in-tariffs.html