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The long legal battle triggered by DECC’s ‘legally flawed’ changes to the feed-in tariff in 2011 has taken another turn; 14 solar companies have been told by the High Court that they can pursue a claim for £132 million in damages. DECC has stated that it is “unhappy” with the court’s decision and will appeal it. The lawyers behind the case have told Solar Power Portal that they do not think that the ruling will trigger a deluge of new solar applicants claiming damages. Elsewhere, China, the EU and the US have started negotiations that could lead to the end of trade disputes that have plagued the solar sector. All this and more can be found in today’s newsletter. Peter Bennett |
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