Ministers reveal plan to nearly double onshore wind across England by 2030
- Ministers plan to increase England's onshore wind capacity from 14.8GW to up to 29GW by 2030, according to reports.
- The plan includes simplifying the installation of garden and rooftop wind turbines for homeowners.
- Onshore wind is described as one of the cheapest and fastest sources of power, boosting energy independence by 2030.
- Environmental campaigners support the proposals, stating they will enhance energy security and create jobs.
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Ministers Reveal Plan To Nearly Double Onshore Wind Across England By 2030 - Banbury FM
The Government has unveiled its plan to almost double onshore wind across England by 2030. Ministers want to expand the country’s onshore wind capacity from 14.8GW to 27-29GW by the end of the decade. It comes as part of wider Government ambitions to transition towards a clean power system by 2030, with the hope of boosting economic growth, creating jobs, reducing bills, decarbonising the grid and strengthening energy security. Last year, Labour…
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