Liz Truss has doubled down on her criticism of solar developments in the UK, vowing that she would stop people from “filling fields with paraphernalia like solar farms” and ensure farmland is instead used for crops and livestock. Speaking at a hustings event in Darlington yesterday, the favorite to succeed Boris Johnson as prime minister … Read more
Establishing stability and delivering the legislation needed to deliver net zero should be top of the next PM’s to-do list, writes the REA’s Amy MacConnachie Boris Johnson’s government retained a commitment to reaching net zero. While I share the frustration of many in our industry that more progress was not made during his time in … Read more
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Conservative leadership candidate Liz Truss has fueled concerns the UK’s onshore renewables sector could face further barriers to development in the coming weeks, after the frontrunner to become the next Prime Minister promised to “change the rules” to ensure farming is prioritised over new solar projects. Speaking at a Conservative leadership husting held yesterday in … Read more
Government debuts new online service designed to offer tailored, impartial advice on how to save energy, but launch comes amidst reports plans to boost efficiency funding have stalled British households can from today undertake a ‘home energy MOT’, which aims to provide them with advice on how that could save hundreds of pounds a year … Read more
Ditching the UK’s net zero target could risk costing the new Conservative leader the next general election, new polling data released today suggests. A sample survey of 6,500 adults carried out by pollster Public First found that both current Tory voters and possible defectors to the party remain strongly in favor of the UK’s legally … Read more
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