Should the UK seek interim Brexit deal to stay in energy market?

Michael Holder
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Chatham House report urges UK to stay in EU energy market and emissions trading scheme post-Brexit, but will the next government listen to industry fears?

As the General Election campaign marches onwards, longstanding questions as to just how Brexit might play out for the low carbon economy are still being grappled with by green businesses. Unsurprisingly...

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