Onshore wind ban: 'Grace period' needed to protect investors, Ewing says
Scottish energy minister restates opposition to Conservative subsidy cuts, but calls for projects in planning to be protected if they go ahead
Wind farms in the planning system need to be protected from government plans to cut subsidies, Scottish energy minister Fergus Ewing has said. Reiterating his opposition to Conservative proposals to...
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