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Uk Renewable Energy Politics
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Aug 13 2015 05:45 PM | eds in Economy & Politics
Current UK Government policy on renewables,
. . . is not an encouraging one, following their announcements on:
. . . . . . ending support for onshore wind and solar,
. . . . . . scrapping the Green Deal,
. . . . . . the Zero Carbon Homes objective, and
. . . . . . making punitive changes to the Climate Change Levy.
A joint letter signed by ministers from Scotland and Wales,
. . . has called for the UK Government,
. . . to open discussion into its support for renewable energy.
The letter comes at the same time as a new community wind energy project,
. . . has been given the green light to begin construction,
. . . after raising £1.43 million out of the necessary £1.8 million target.
In an announcement made earlier this month,
. . . the Heartland Wind Community Wind project explained,
. . . that they had since “agreed payment terms with our main suppliers,
. . . so that we can get on with the build while raising the remaining £370,000.”
08-13-2015 Source: UK Renewable Energy Politics
. . . is not an encouraging one, following their announcements on:
. . . . . . ending support for onshore wind and solar,
. . . . . . scrapping the Green Deal,
. . . . . . the Zero Carbon Homes objective, and
. . . . . . making punitive changes to the Climate Change Levy.
A joint letter signed by ministers from Scotland and Wales,
. . . has called for the UK Government,
. . . to open discussion into its support for renewable energy.
The letter comes at the same time as a new community wind energy project,
. . . has been given the green light to begin construction,
. . . after raising £1.43 million out of the necessary £1.8 million target.
In an announcement made earlier this month,
. . . the Heartland Wind Community Wind project explained,
. . . that they had since “agreed payment terms with our main suppliers,
. . . so that we can get on with the build while raising the remaining £370,000.”
08-13-2015 Source: UK Renewable Energy Politics
