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BWEA chief executive Maria McCaffery said: "The planning system is broken when it comes to wind energy. BWEA chief executive, Maria McCaffery said: "In common with most other English regions, the progress made in the North East is disappointing. According to the BWEA, British wind farms by themselves could produce 30 gigawatts of energy by 2020, with wind farms currently in development representing a potential additional supply of 20 gigawatts -- sufficient to power 11 million homes. |
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