Energy policy 'whack-a-mole': Green economy reacts to Autumn Budget

BusinessGreen staff
clock • 14 min read
Picture by Simon Dawson / Treasury
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Picture by Simon Dawson / Treasury

Green businesses and NGOs reflect on a Budget that delivered a decidedly mixed bag for the UK's net zero transition

The government today put measures to curb cost of living pressures at the heart of its Budget, announcing plans to cut energy bills, freeze rail fares and fuel duty, and boost funding for electric vehicles...

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