There's more than one way onshore wind farms could cut costs for billpayers
New report argues that allowing all renewables technologies top bid for a new form of capacity contract could slash costs for consumers by £600m
Ever since onshore wind and solar farms were locked out of auctions for clean power price support contracts, renewables advocates have argued the technologies could help curb so-called 'green levies' for...
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