Corporate leaders demand EU climate ambition to help tackle energy security
Europe is at a 'crossroads' and must choose low-carbon system or risk becoming increasingly uncompetitive, business leaders warn
Tesco, Coca-Cola, Shell and BT are among 22 high-profile companies that have today written to EU energy ministers and European commissioners, calling on them to adopt an ambitious climate and energy package....
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