UK loses 'triple A' score in latest energy trilemma ranking
A fall in the affordability of energy in the UK means it has lost its top score in the this year's World Energy Council assessment
The UK's relatively high energy prices have led to it losing its triple A score on the latest Energy Trilemma Index. The index, released today by the UN-backed World Energy Council, shows the UK has...
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