Exclusive: Almost two-thirds of consumers remain unaware of Green Deal

James S Murray
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Survey reveals 'encouraging start' for Green Deal, but confirms consumers are failing to make the link between higher bills and the potential for energy efficiency savings

The government's flagship energy efficiency scheme the Green Deal has "cut through" to large numbers of the public, despite the fact almost two-thirds of people remain unaware of the initiative. That...

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