'More UK gas won't bring down bills': The green economy reacts to the government's energy crisis plan

BusinessGreen staff
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Liz Truss is planning a major overhaul of the UK energy market alongside support for homes and businesses facing soaring bills this winter - here is all the top reaction frombusiness figures, politicians, campaigners and experts

Just days after being handed the keys to 10 Downing Street, Liz Truss has now unveiled her highly anticipated sweeping strategy for grappling with the worsening energy crisis facing the country, which...

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