SSE chief exec wants more British offshore wind
In light of the recent blow to nuclear power in the UK's energy mix, the country's second-largest utility is recommending politicians to instead further expand offshore wind energy.
The UK has plenty of problems, but offshore wind energy is not one of them. So says the country's second-largest utility, SSE, the chief executive of which is urging politicians to turn their gaze to the sea after Hitachi announced that it would suspend development of the nuclear power plant Wylfa Newydd. SSE questions whether the politically set capacity target of 30 GW is sufficiently ambitious.
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