Could the CMA spark yet another renewables policy shake-up?
Landmark report calls on government to carry out impact assessments before handing out any clean energy contracts outside of auction process, but what would the proposed reforms mean for UK renewables?
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has today called on the government to change the process for awarding clean energy subsidy contracts, as part of its long-awaited investigation into competition...
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