Budget 2017: Clean energy boost or opportunity missed?
The government has gambled on the clean energy industry's ability to deliver deep emissions reductions with no extra support - it remains to be seen if the bet pays off
Electric vehicle firms may have been celebrating this afternoon following Chancellor Philip Hammond's promise of further funding to rev up the sector and crack down on air pollution, but for the clean...
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New lights promise to slash emissions and energy bills
Paris Agreement exit would damage reputation of US business, top economists warn
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