The
“package
of
decisions”,
published
ahead
of
the
introduction
of
the
landmark
Energy
Bill
next
week,
includes
a
commitment
to
create
a
government-owned
company
to
act
as
a
single
counterparty
for
investors
in
low-carbon
energy
projects,
and
earmarks
£7.6bn
($12.1bn)
in
financial
support
up
to
2020
(in
real
2012
prices).
The
government
claims
these
provisions,
along
with
others
to
be
included
in
the
Energy
Bill,
will
be
enough
to
lift
the
UK’s
share
of
renewables
to
30%
by
2020
–
up
from
11%
today.
The
RenewableUK
trade
body
lavished
praise
on
the
level…
