DECC targets green business laggards with new Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme

Jessica Shankleman
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Government due to unveil final details of new policy next month, targeting billions of pounds in energy savings

More than 7,000 of Britain's biggest businesses will be required to monitor their energy use under new plans due to be confirmed by the government next month that could deliver savings of nearly £2bn....

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