Brexit

With Brexit due in three weeks’ time, it felt like a good time to look again at Brexit and its potential impacts on wind.

Someone’s trashing your reputation online. Right now they’re calling you a lowlife, a parasite and a murderer. They say you love killing and maiming wildlife, and you care nothing for the human suffering you cause. Worse, they say you enjoy profiting from it.

Ten thousand. This was the number of people employed in the UK’s offshore wind sector at the end of 2017. It is set to increase more than threefold to 36,000 by 2032 as the industry prepares to reach 35GW of installed capacity, according to Aura Wind Energy.