Solar Energy Rees-Mogg On Collision Course With Truss Over Ban
The Guardian|October 14, 2022
Liz Truss is facing a rebellion from Jacob Rees-Mogg’s business department over plans to ban solar power from most of England’s farmland.
Helena Horton
Solar Energy Rees-Mogg On Collision Course With Truss Over Ban

The prime minister and her environment secretary, Ranil Jayawardena, want to ban solar from about 41% of the land area of England, or about 58% of agricultural land, the Guardian revealed earlier this week.

But her business secretary, ReesMogg, is understood to believe it is unconservative” to tell farmers what they can do with their land. The climate minister, Graham Stuart, said on Wednesday he would be speaking to Defra about the plans as more ground-mounted solar is needed to meet renewable energy targets.

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