FIDE
allows
developers
to
apply
for
support
during
the
transitional
phase
between
the
UK’s
current
Renewables
Obligation
programme
and
the
Contracts
for
Difference
(CfD)
system
that
will
replace
it
from
2017.
It
hopes
to
address
fears
that
with
key
details
of
the
future
policy
still
unclear
–
not
least
the
CfD
strike-prices
that
underpin
the
mechanism
–
investment
decisions
in
areas
such
as
offshore
wind
would
grind
to
a
halt
during
the
hiatus
as
the
government’s
Electricity
Market
Reforms
(EMR)
take
legislative
shape.
The
FIDE
scheme
aims
to
offer
Investment
Contracts
–
an…
