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Edward Davey welcomes the planning decision
Wednesday 09th May, 2012 Welcoming the decision by Hull City Council, Edward Davey, Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change said:
"Today's announcement is fantastic news. The Humber can make a serious contribution to the UK's renewable energy future. Its location and sheer proximity to some of the potential new wind projects in the North Sea puts the region in pole position to benefit from investment in
renewables.
"The enthusiasm of the local community has been key to the success of
this project so far and it is great to see further progress being made.
"The scale of the offshore wind opportunity across the UK is immense.
Today's development adds to the momentum and will give confidence to our domestic manufacturing supply chain."
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Welcoming the decision, Edward Davey, Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change said:"Today's announcement is fantastic news...."
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Great news! Hull City Council has approved plans for Green Port Hull.
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Karl Turner - MP for Hull East
“Hull is well placed to be the renewables capital
of the UK. This exciting opportunity guarantees jobs,
helps the environment and will boost Hull’s economy
“Hull is well placed to be the renewables capital
of the UK. This exciting opportunity guarantees jobs,
helps the environment and will boost Hull’s economy
