RenewableUK shocked and disappointed by Government’s “anti-business, anti-localism” agenda as Eric Pickles says leave all onshore wind decisions to me/Renewable UK

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RenewableUK commented on the news that the Communities and Local Government Secretary, Eric Pickles, has today announced that he will be extending his period of pulling in decisions on renewable energy projects for a further 12 months. The announcement means that he has the option to take the final decision to consent or refuse all onshore wind farms in England personally. –

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