In
recent
months,
Cameron’s
Conservative
Party
has
been
in
danger
of
succumbing
to
the
backward
political
instincts
of
its
anti-wind-energy
Members
of
Parliament,
and
the
sceptical
views
of
Chancellor
George
Osborne.
Mixed
messages,
such
as
Cameron’s
“speech
that
never
was”
at
the
London
Clean
Energy
Ministerial
meeting,
and
reports
that
key
energy
legislation
had
been
delayed
caused
nervousness
in
the
wind
industry.
All
may
not
be
lost,
however.
The
Queen’s
Speech
did,
after
all,
promise
delivery
of
a
new
energy
bill
in
the
2012-13
parliamentary
session,
which
began
on
9
May.
The…
