Brexit: Treasury analysis assumes no economic benefit from deregulation drive
Controversial government forecasts signal very marginal economic gain from changes to regulation - suggesting ministers remain firm in commitment to uphold standards
The UK government is not expecting any significant economic benefit to accrue to the UK after Brexit as a result of increaswed 'regulatory flexibility', according to official forecasts released by the...
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Impossible Foods brings former UN climate chief Christiana Figueres onto board
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EN+ Group vows to achieve net zero emission aluminium and energy production by 2050
Firm claims carbon reduction targets are most ambitious unveiled to date in hugely energy-intensive aluminum sector
Octopus Energy launches 'world's first' tariff to get cheaper when its windy
The move follows the energy innovator's acquisition of wind turbines in south Wales and Yorkshire
