Government Community Energy Strategy: The Reaction

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BusinessGreen Plus runs down all the latest reaction to the Department for Energy and Climate Change's new community renewables strategy

The Department for Energy and Climate Change (DECC) has today unveiled a long-awaited plan to encourage more communities to take control of the energy resources on their doorstep and around the UK...

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