Year Break Imposed To Allow For Election
We won’t know any more about the possibility of a wind farm
on the Island for at least another year.
That was the message from Environment, Food and Agriculture
Minister John Shimmin this week in Tynwald.
By 2015 the Government have pledged that 15% of energy will
be provided by renewable sources.
The likelihood is a Wind Farm will generate this, although a
location and contractor is yet to be determined.
The 12-month break has been enforced mainly to accommodate
the impending election, throughout this time however work will still continue
investigating the suitability of an onshore wind farm on the Island.
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