The Green Reshuffle - at a glance

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After the first major reshuffle of the parliament, BusinessGreen runs down the ministers with responsibility for the green economy

Department of Energy and Climate Change Ed Davey stays as Energy and Climate Change Secretary Greg Barker stays as Climate Change Minister John Hayes replaces Charles Hendry as Energy Minister...

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