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Offshore workers raised concerns over new wind energy deal

OFFSHORE workers have raised concerns over the potential effect of the government’s new wind energy plan on secure jobs.

The plan, announced today, will ensure that 30 per cent of all new electricity comes from offshore wind by 2030.

It is the latest in a series of developments that the government says will move Britain towards reliance on low-carbon sources over the coming decade.

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