Green energy industry demands greater role in Electricity Market Reform push

James S Murray
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As DECC downplays impact of top civil servant's departure, energy industry calls for greater engagement in development of crucial policies

The UK's leading low-carbon energy trade associations have today written to the government calling for greater representation in the "expert groups" currently working on the intricate detail of how the...

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