Wind energy take-up needs Government aid

A billboard campaign promoting the connection between wind energy and dealing with climate change will be unveiled across nine counties today.

Wind energy take-up needs Government aid
Mon, 25 Mar, 2019 - 04:20
Catherine Shanahan

A billboard campaign promoting the connection between wind energy and dealing with climate change will be unveiled across nine counties today.

The campaign will highlight the role wind energy has played in leading the move away from green-house gas-emitting fossil fuels towards clean, renewable, electricity.

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