Britain Awards Renewable Energy Contracts That Could Power 11 Million Homes

Published On Sep 3, 2024, 9:43 AM

The British government successfully auctioned contracts for offshore wind and other renewable energy projects, marking a comeback from last year's auction where no projects were awarded. With an estimated potential investment of £14 billion (approximately $18 billion), these projects aim to power nearly 11 million homes. The British government is prioritizing offshore wind as part of its transition to renewable energy, adapting to rising construction costs and signaling a commitment to renewable sources.

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