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The country installed only 134MW of new onshore wind capacity in the first three months of 2019 – its worst first quarter since 2000
The government has also set a target to triple the number of highly-skilled jobs in the industry
The Cottam plant is set to cease production on 30th September 2019
The firm says worsened market conditions have forced it to make the decision
It expects to start production on a second manufacturing line by January next year
The Institute for Public Policy Research says the region could prove a vital low carbon powerhouse
More than 151,000 workers are now employed in low carbon and renewable roles across the state
The announcement comes as the first ever Green GB Week is launched, aimed at bringing people together to tackle climate change with more than 100 events across the country
A new report suggests robots will replace a fifth of China’s jobs in the manufacturing sector by 2030
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