Cameron backs plan to beef up protection for steel industry from energy policy costs

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Prime Minister says energy intensive industries will be compensated for energy policy costs for the duration of the parliament

David Cameron used Prime Ministers Questions to today commit to compensating energy intensive industries for the full energy policy costs they face throughout the duration of the parliament. The move,...

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