Davey urges 10,000 businesses to embrace Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme

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'Regulation isn't an ideological issues, it's a pragmatic one,' says Energy and Climate Change Secretary as he makes case for latest energy efficiency rules

Energy and Climate Change Secretary Ed Davey has today called on the UK's 10,000 largest businesses to work closely with the government to realise the £2.8bn a year of energy cost savings that could be...

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