Earlier
this
week
the
UK’s
Department
of
Energy
and
Climate
Change
(DECC)
stuck
to
plans
for
a
10%
cut
to
onshore
wind
subsidies
under
its
Renewable
Obligation
Certificate
(ROC)
scheme,
but
signalled
that
the
level
could
change
during
2014.
The
industry
had
hoped
for
a
pledge
lasting
until
2017,
when
the
ROC
scheme
will
be
replaced.
In
a
quarterly
management
update
to
investors,
SSE
says:
“The
decision
to
limit
the
guarantee
of
0.9
Renewable
Obligation
Certificates
to
electricity
from
onshore
wind
farms
commissioned
between
April
2013
and
March
2014
introduces
a…
