Frp har bestemt seg for å støtte Høyres forslag om å ta en ny gjennomgang av satsingen på havvind, melder NRK.
NY RUNDE: Flere partier ønsker en ny runde om 35 milliarder i subsidier til flytende havvind, noe som kan sette hele prosjektet Utsira Nord i spill. Her ser vi en flytende havvindturbin utenfor Haugesund. Foto: Ole Berg-Rusten / NTB
Støre-regjeringen har lagt opp til subsidier på 35 milliarder kroner til utbyggingen av havvind.
Men Høyre, sammen med KrF, Rødt og nå også Frp, mener det er behov for å gå gjennom pengebruken en gang til.
- Nå sløser en vekk enorme milliardbeløp på en ulønnsom næring, sier Frps Kristoffer Sivertsen til NRK .
I forslaget kreves det en ekstra runde med kvalitetssikring rundt statlig støtte til flytende havvind.
Dette kan bremse framdriften, og i verste fall sette hele det flytende havvindprosjektet Utsira Nord utenfor kysten av Rogaland i spill.
Fremskrittspartiet vil nå stemme subsidiært for Høyres forslag når Stortinget behandler saken i dag.
Men en rekke politikere, næringslivsaktører og fagforeninger på Vestlandet er mot forslaget. De frykter at det vil bremse framdriften, og i verste fall sette hele flytende havvind-prosjektet Utsira Nord utenfor kysten av Rogaland i spill.
- I utgangspunktet er det jo god Høyre-politikk å ha kontroll på hvordan man bruker statlige penger. Men problemet er tidspunktet det kommer på. Aktørene har jo jobbet i årevis med å klare å få til disse prosjektene, og nå så de liksom fram mot den siste konkurransen for dette området, sa Høyre-ordfører Monika Lindanger i Tysvær til NTB lørdag.
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