'Subsidy-free': Government to open clean power auctions to onshore wind and solar projects
BREAKING: In a shock move, Number 10 is set to confirm the most cost-effective forms of renewables will be able to bid for government-backed contracts, helping to curb energy bills in the process
Number 10 is set to secure plaudits from business groups, renewable energy developers, and environmental campaigners, after it emerged it is to allow onshore wind and solar projects to compete for clean...
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