Green energy industry slams Chancellor over planned subsidy review

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RenewableUK warns government could jeopardise billions of pounds in investment in wind power after reports said it was planning review of Levy Control Framework

Renewable power companies have urged ministers to provide clarity over future subsidies for wind, solar and marine energy technologies, after reports suggested the Chancellor is set to launch a review...

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