Other questions came from Labour peer Lord Touhig on IT systems used to administer for universal credit an from Conservative Baroness Byford on research and development work in food, environment and rural affairs.
By learning about the benefits from solar power systems from a trusted peer who faces many of the same local challenges (utility, construction, permitting options, siting), research from Yale and New York University demonstrates that social solar has already been shown to boost adoption rates by close to a percentage point.