The
ambitious
target
–
more
than
20
times
the
current
installed
capacity
–
was
flagged
up
by
climate
change
minister
Greg
Barker
as
he
proposed
revisions
to
feed-in
tariffs
for
PV,
small-scale
wind
and
other
small
renewables.
As
expected,
the
UK
is
proposing
a
German-style
mechanism
that
pegs
FIT
reductions
to
growth
in
capacity
and
declines
in
system
costs
via
six-monthly
reviews.
In
the
case
of
PV
support
–
the
subject
of
fierce
controversy
in
the
UK
–
the
Department
of
Energy
and
Climate
Change
(DECC)
sets
out
three
options
for
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