Drax eyes 'coal-free future'
Energy giant reports £83m loss in first half of year in part due to depreciation of its coal assets
Drax today revealed it is pursuing a "coal-free future" for its business after posting a pre-tax loss of £83m during the first half of the year, in part due to the depreciation of its coal assets. Announcing...
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