Green Budget 2012: CHP firms predict sector cool down after Osborne ends tax break
Climate Minister reveals government continuing to investigate how to improve support for energy efficient technology
Combined Heat and Power (CHP) plant operators could shut down as much as half of the UK's 6GW of capacity, after Chancellor George Osborne today confirmed he would scrap an exemption from the Climate Change...
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