Queen's Speech promises to deliver electricity market reforms

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Legislation to enable launch of Green Investment Bank also confirmed in annual agenda for next year of parliament

The government has today confirmed its long-awaited electricity market reforms will be put before Parliament within the next 12 months, after a wide-ranging new Energy Bill was included in the Queen's...

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