Drax profits down 17 per cent, hit by climate levy change
Core annual earnings fall to £140m due to weak commodity prices and government changes to climate tax
Energy giant Drax today reported a 17 per cent fall in its core earnings following a year of weak commodity prices compounded by the removal of its exemption from green taxes in 2015. The company, which...
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