End to onshore wind subsidy could cost customers £500m
Blocking new onshore wind from contract auctions or future renewables subsidies could drive up electricity prices, says Citizens Advice Bureau
Government plans to block the development of new wind farms could derail attempts to lower household bills and reduce UK greenhouse gas emissions, according to new analysis released today by the Citizens...
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