Cost of Energy: What might the Helm review mean for UK clean growth?

Michael Holder
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The 242-page independent review headed by Professor Dieter Helm pulls few punches on the UK's existing energy policy landscape - but will the government listen?

Arguments have raged for years now about rising energy bills for households and businesses, leading first 'Red' Ed Miliband and then 'Strong and Stable' Theresa May to push for a price cap on consumer...

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