Plans to reform electricity market 'unworkable', say green businesses
UK's leading renewable energy companies warn that changes will deter investment and expose consumers to price volatility
Government plans to reform the electricity market to favour low-carbon power are "unworkable" and will lead to "a train wreck" in the sector, and higher and more volatile energy prices for consumers, according...
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