'The gas and electricity industries need to work hand in hand': The energy industry respond to the government's REMA reforms

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BusinessGreen rounds up all the reaction from green business leaders, campaigners, and energy and climate experts to the government's sweeping package of energy market reforms

The government has today launched its second consultation on its Review of Electricity Market Arrangements (REMA), setting out a sweeping package of reforms designed to boost energy security and accelerate...

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