Whitehall dismisses reports of energy policy turf war

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But industry insiders tell BusinessGreen.com that tensions remain between DECC and BERR

Whitehall officials have today denied reports that business secretary Lord Mandelson and energy and climate change secretary Ed Miliband are engaged in a turf war over UK energy policy. However, industry...

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