Stay of execution for onshore wind farms as subsidy axe delayed/The Telegraph

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Conservative proposals to axe onshore wind farm subsidies are being delayed amid fears they will trigger a costly legal battle with green energy companies and a damaging dispute with the Scottish Government.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/earth/energy/renewableenergy/11666295/Stay-of-execution-for-onshore-wind-farms-as-subsidy-axe-delayed.html

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