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Reform Party Tells Investors: Skip Offshore Wind, Back Fossil energy

5/20/2026

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Reform party deputy leader Richard Tice told investors to avoid new renewable contracts and to favor nuclear, gas, and oil projects.
He warned investors not to fund the AR7 offshore wind projects, which arise from a £1.8 billion offshore wind auction awarded by the Labour government.
The Reform party also seeks to ban battery storage, end taxpayer-funded green subsidies, scrap net-zero targets, and expand fracking and offshore drilling.

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Reform party deputy leader Richard Tice told investors to avoid new renewable contracts and to favor nuclear, gas, and oil projects.
He warned investors not to fund the AR7 offshore wind projects, which arise from a £1.8 billion offshore wind auction awarded by the Labour government.
The Reform party also seeks to ban battery storage, end taxpayer-funded green subsidies, scrap net-zero targets, and expand fracking and offshore drilling.