But we have to balance that success with limiting the impact on people's bills. Amber Rudd , EU Secretary, defends the Government's recent decision to reduce the feed-in tariff (FiT) scheme, which is likely to significantly exceed the £7.6bn limit that was originally set by every three years due to the popularity of the incentive. Amber Rudd explains that it is the Government's priority to move to a low carbon economy for the UK 's long-term economic and environmental prosperity, however, given the cost of many renewable technologies have fallen, the Government has to make appropriate cuts to subsidy levels, which form part of the country's agreement with the the UK Energy and Climate Change to review the level of FiT subsidies 2020 .
Amber Rudd , EU Secretary, defends the Government's recent decision to reduce the feed-in tariff (FiT) scheme, which is likely to significantly exceed the £7.6bn limit that was originally set by every three years due to the popularity of the incentive. Amber Rudd explains that it is the Government's priority to move to a low carbon economy for the UK 's long-term economic and environmental prosperity, however, given the cost of many renewable technologies have fallen, the Government has to make appropriate cuts to subsidy levels, which form part of the country's agreement with the the UK Energy and Climate Change to review the level of FiT subsidies 2020 .