Eco Boss Turns Up the Heat
A DARLINGTON boss has continued his campaign for better Government handling of the green energy market.
After recently attacking David Cameron for pursuing an "anti-renewables agenda", David Hunt, a director with Eco Environments, has now turned his fire on councils who are ignoring laws intended to encourage solar power schemes.
Clear rules spell out how homeowners can have solar PV installed as long as the work is done by a fully approved contractor.
But a number of councils are going against Government guidance by wrongly telling people they require planning permission or Building Regulations approval.
Mr Hunt said: "The Government's rules are …
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Article title: Eco Boss Turns Up the Heat.
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Newspaper title: Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England).
Publication date: May 13, 2011.
Page number: 31.
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