Government and industry urge young people to help tackle energy 'trilemma'

James Murray
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New OurFuture.Energy website aims to encourage young people to consider a career in the fast-changing and increasingly sustainable energy industry

As fears about a potential skills crunch continue to mount across the energy industry, the government and business groups today launched an initiative to try to encourage more young people to consider...

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