Director Ralph Peake says schemes must be able to stand on their 'own merit'
The Energy and Sustainability Centre says there's a 'great need' for renewable energy on the Island.
Its directors Ralph Peake says projects brought forward must be able to stand on their 'own merit'.
The organisation held a drop in session at the weekend for people to learn more about windfarms and renewable energy.
Mr Peake says the Mooir Vannin Offshore Windfarm has had a 'tricky' time so far:
This resident, who attended the drop in session, says renewable energy is the way forward:
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