Engineers warn government policy is driving renewables 'off a cliff'
Government must adopt a 'sea-change' in attitude to renewables to avoid a near collapse of the industry, according to civil engineers
The UK's renewables industry will "fall off a cliff" unless there is a drastic change in the UK government's approach to clean energy subsidies, the Civil Engineering Contractors Association (CECA) has...
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