UK fuel imports on the rise, Good Energy warns
Company analysis finds only a third of fuel used to generate UK electricity is produced domestically
The UK imported over 60 per cent of fuel used to generate electricity in 2013, with the average distance travelled reaching 3,900 miles, according to a new analysis by Good Energy. The figures demonstrate...
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