Could Brexit offer a lifeline for the UK onshore wind industry?

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RenewableUK chief argues time is right for a reassessment of the benefits cost competitive onshore wind project can bring

Could Brexit deliver some unexpected benefits to the UK's embattled onshore wind industry? That is the question being asked today at RenewableUK's Scottish Renewables Onshore Wind Conference in Glasgow,...

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