Could Munich prevent the UK from meeting its renewable energy targets?

Jessica Shankleman
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The city of Munich has invested millions in Gwynt y Môr Offshore Wind Farm to meet its own 100 per cent green energy targets

The German city of Munich is claiming that a giant offshore wind farm being built off the coast of North Wales will contribute to its renewable energy targets, after it acquired a £660m stake in the scheme....

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