British offshore wind: bigger than the Beatles

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RenewableUK's Maria McCaffery argues the UK should do a better job of celebrating it's world leading clean energy industry

What does Britain do better than the rest of the world? What triumphs can we point to as examples of the UK as a global leader? We used to boast what was undoubtedly the best rock group in the world, but...

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