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Nigel Farage is right about the unrestrained pursuit of Net Zero British democracy is under threat.
Despite this yellow card, Farage continues to insist that renewables are expensive.
In the upcoming Contracts for Difference auction for renewable subsidies, the government is offering a strike price of 85.05 /MWh for solar, 89.23 for onshore wind, 101.78 for offshore wind and 245.38 for floating offshore wind.
This year , they are set to rise to at least 12.06bn — or 428 per household.
Weather-dependent renewables require 100% backup to prevent blackouts.
This on-and-off-again routine shreds the financial viability of the gas fired stations needed to provide that backup.
All this, despite these schemes accounting for little over 30 per cent of electricity generation.
LSE’s Grantham Research Institute and Imperial College received 65.4 m from foundation money by 2021 .
LSE also received money from the European Climate Foundation ( ECF ), which — along with its parent organisation Climate Works — received 16.6 m from the Foundation in same period.
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