Global investment in energy falls but renewables remain strong
Energy investment fell eight per cent in 2015, reflecting low oil and gas prices, but falling costs and government policy shift spending towards clean energy, data shows
Global investment in energy fell by 8 per cent last year to $1.8tn (£1.4), reflecting low oil and gas prices and cost falls in the sector, new data shows. Nearly half of the decline was accounted for...
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