DECC launches £100,000 energy efficiency skills drive

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Training providers targeting energy managers invited to apply for share of government funding

The Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) yesterday launched a new £100,000 funding competition designed to support energy efficiency training schemes targeting the non-domestic sector. Training...

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