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Home›Offshore Wind›Renewable Energy Targets could Cost House Owners GBP 170 Year (Scotland)
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December 14, 2011 · about 14 years ago

Renewable Energy Targets could Cost House Owners GBP 170 Year (Scotland)

Scottish Government is committed to meet its 100% power needs from renewables by 2020. Due to the subsidies for the renewable energy, the house owners could pay GBP 170 more a year. Renewable Energy Foundation director, Dr John Constable said that subsidy level would be GBP 8 billion for the renewab

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Scottish Government is committed to meet its 100% power needs from renewables by 2020.

Due to the subsidies for the renewable energy, the house owners could pay GBP 170 more a year.

Renewable Energy Foundation director, Dr John Constable said that subsidy level would be GBP 8 billion for the renewable energy by 2020, and grid management costs would be GBP 5 billion a year before VAT, Scotsman reports.

In May 2011, the Scottish government led by First Minister Alex Salmond has upped renewable energy targets from 80% to 100%.

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Offshore WIND staff, December 14, 2011

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