President Donald Trump on Truth Social has strongly criticized UK’s energy policy of pursuing renewables and further taxing North Sea oil and gas operators. In a piece published in OilPrice he suggests getting rid of “costly and unsightly windmills”.

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Britain’s renewable power output hit a record 31.9TWh in Q3 2025, driven by surging wind and solar generation, according to new Montel Analytics data.

The UK government has revamped plans for its crucial next offshore wind auction after appeals threatened to push the results into February next year.

Britain's offshore wind turbines are set to be painted black in an attempt to stop seabirds flying into them after Donald Trump raised concerns about the problem. The US President told Sir Keir Starmer last December that he was worried about 'windmills' in ...

People may not realize it, but their bills today would be higher without the increasing role [of] wind and solar farms,” says analyst.