MPs send electricity market reformers back to the drawing board

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Energy and Climate Change Committee says DECC should be upfront about financial support for nuclear power

MPs will today urge the Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) to completely rewrite its plans to reform the electricity market into a "straightforward and coherent" strategy that will decarbonise...

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