How much do we really know about where our energy comes from?
As a new survey reveals what the public thinks of wind energy, RenewableUK's Maria McCaffery argues there is work to be done challenging widespread misconceptions
How much do we really know about where our energy comes from? Certainly, energy has dominated the headlines in recent years as never before, but the vast majority of reporting has focused mainly on costs....
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