Government gives £300,000 to boost energy calculator overseas

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DECC's calculator tool aims to help decision makers choose the best low-carbon technology mix

An extra £300,000 will be given to support the development of DECC's international 2050 Energy Calculator project, the government has announced. Speaking at an event in Paris yesterday, UK energy and...

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