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What’s holding back Britain’s green energy revolution? – a visual story
Key takeaway
Labour's approval of renewable projects is slow to translate into generation capacity, risking the 2030 zero-carbon target.
- Step 11st-order: Labour approves renewable projects but grid connection and planning delays slow operational capacity.
- Step 22nd-order: Extended project timelines increase developer costs and delay revenue, reducing IRR on committed capital.
- Step 33rd-order: Slower renewable build-out prolongs reliance on gas-fired generation, supporting fossil fuel cash flows and delaying structural transition.
Source: Guardian Business
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