Why the hurdles for new onshore wind schemes would remain high despite proposed NPPF changes

Though they should spark some interest from developers, draft changes to the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) on onshore wind fall short of a significant relaxation of the rules blocking permissions for such schemes in England, say observers.

by David Blackman

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