Could wind power's economic benefits have been underestimated?
New socio-economic research from Oxford Brookes focused on an Aberdeen offshore wind farm suggests developer underestimated the value the project would have for local and Scotland-wide economies
A new study suggests that offshore wind developers could be underestimating the scale of the economic benefits projects can deliver for local communities. Researchers from Oxford Brookes have found...
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