Proposals to let onshore renewables compete for clean power contracts accompanied by new plans to boost energy storage and catalyse floating wind farm development
In the end, the proposed reforms were even more wide-ranging than expected by many in the industry. Beyond the headline-grabbing plan to let onshore renewables projects compete for clean power contracts,...
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