How Europe is cashing in on Britain's bad weather

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

64% :A spokesperson for the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero said connections between the UK and its European neighbours were increasingly important for resilience and efficiency - and for the expansion of renewable energy.
64% : When renewable electricity is high, we export to neighbouring countries as part of wider global energy security efforts."
62% : They tell us how much wind and solar power generation there is going to be, but also what electricity demand is likely to be.
50% : It means the UK will gain from the jobs created, especially during construction and from taxes it can charge on power generated.

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