Labour targets 60 per cent UK clean energy share by 2030
Shadow BEIS secretary Clive Lewis also announces policies for funding clean tech R&D and energy efficient retrofitting of buildings
Labour has pledged to ensure 60 per cent of the UK's energy needs are generated from renewable or low carbon sources by 2030 if elected to government as it set out a raft of policies aimed at boosting...
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