Blown over
As we watched Tuesday’s “Great British Energy” Debate in the House of Commons, politicians shone very little light on the precarious state of our electricity production. In fact, during the actual debate, once again the wind industry failed to produce the goods. Gas and imports had to step in to keep the lights on and heat our homes.
Why are we hard-pressed consumers still paying such eye-watering subsidies to an industry that has so spectacularly failed?
George Herraghty, Elgin, Moray
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