Amber Rudd seeks to unleash 'solar revolution' in new role as Energy and Climate Change Secretary

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Former Climate Minister Greg Barker says new ministerial team faces daunting job in managing tight renewables subsidy budget

The new Energy and Climate Change Secretary has reportedly vowed to "unleash a solar revolution" across Britain that would encourage millions more homes to install solar panels on their roofs. Amber...

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