Government seeks clean power contract supply chain reforms as EU tensions loom

Michael Holder
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Proposals for more robust assessment of supply chain plans from developers seeking clean power contracts unveiled by government

The government is seeking to raise the bar on supply chain requirements for companies looking to develop wind, solar, and other renewables projects through the UK's flagship clean power contract regime,...

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