Investment cliff edge fears escalate as government plots green subsidy 'reset'

James Murray
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Government sources indicate big changes to renewables subsidies are on the cards in a bid to 'cut emissions as cost-effectively' as possible

The government is reportedly preparing a "big reset" of clean energy subsidies in a move that could slash support for solar projects and trigger a major re-shaping of the UK's decarbonisation strategy....

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