Business groups intensify calls for green energy policy rethink
CBI and EEF insist they are committed to building a low carbon economy, but warn action must be taken to tackle high industrial energy costs
Two of the UK's largest and most influential business groups, the EEF and the CBI, have this week stepped up calls for a fundamental rethink of the UK's energy policy, arguing that while they want to see...
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