The UK government raised its price support for building offshore wind farms by 66%, in a bid to revive its renewables push by attracting developers after they shunned a previous auction.

The ceiling for bids from companies to install turbines at sea in next year’s auction has been raised to £73 ($91) of guaranteed revenue per megawatt-hour of power generated, the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero said in a statement on Thursday. The number is a steep rise on £44 for this year’s auction round and confirms an earlier report by Bloomberg News.