UK energy policy reset - the reaction

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BusinessGreen rounds up the reaction to the government's long awaited new energy strategy

Energy and Climate Change Secretary Amber Rudd today delivered a speech on the government's long-awaited energy policy 'reset', setting out a new vision to ensure energy security becomes the "number one...

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