A blueprint for the future for wind, wave and tidal power
Maria McCaffery outlines how the industry plans to cut costs and how the next government can continue the sector's impressive growth
This week, RenewableUK made a series of unashamedly bold statements. I'm very proud that we made them. We pledged that onshore wind will be the most cost-effective form of new power generation by 2020....
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