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New UK government halts ban on onshore wind power

It is nine years since we first wrote about the government's choice to ban the cheapest form of new energy generation onshore wind (see link). Less than a week old, the new Labour government is not wasting any time and is showing clear leadership by halting it immediately.
The UK government culls the low carbon sector

The UK government culls the low carbon sector

Dark clouds looms over UK’s low carbon sector. Photo credit: Rob Faulkner via Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen   Last year we wrote that one of the biggest threats to the UK’s effort to deal with c…

https://agreenerlifeagreenerworld.net/2015/08/05/the-uk-government-culls-the-low-carbon-sector/




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  • We Don't Have Time

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    • Jane Wangui

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      Considering that green energy is environmental friendly and more economical ..the government did good by lifting the ban.

      • Munene Mugambi

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        The new UK government's decision to lift the ban on onshore wind power boosts green energy production, promotes sustainable development, and reduces reliance on fossil fuels. This move accelerates the UK's transition to a more resilient, low-carbon energy future. Oh goody!

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        • Sarah Chabane

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          Let's do it Labour, it will take time to fix 14 years of Conservatives policies but we need to start somewhere

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          • A greener life, a greener world

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            @sarah_chabane_874 Yes most will agree this policy in particular had little to do with policy and economics and more with ideology and social conservatism. But not all they did was bad the almost complete coal phase-out from the UK National Grid and the country positioning itself as the world's leading country for offshore wind happened while they were in power.

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            • Munene Mugambi

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              @sarah_chabane_874 Reinvigorating onshore wind power not only accelerates the green transition but also creates jobs, reduces energy costs, and strengthens energy security for the UK. It is definitely a starting point

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            • walter lungayi

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              Great move. It reflects the government's recognition of the need to diversify the country's renewable energy sources and address the pressing challenges of climate change and energy security.

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              • Munene Mugambi

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                @walter_lungayi This shift also attracts green investments, fosters innovation in renewable technologies, and positions the UK as a global leader in sustainable energy.

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