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Tim Helweg-Larsen - Wind power

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After the demise of the coal industry, Wales has a new energy goldmine on its doorstep according to the director of the Public Interest Research Centre in Machynlleth. Tim Helweg-Larsen says wind power could provide Wales with a new source of income as well as creating hundreds of green jobs.

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