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National Infrastructure Commission: Government must prioritise energy flexibility in 2020

Michael Holder

Michael Holder

26 February 2020 • 4 min read

Government's progress on infrastructure 'decidedly mixed' last year but 2020 offers major opportunities, says advisory body

Increasing grid flexibility and maintaining access to EU energy markets to support clean power development should be top government priorities in 2020, according to the National Infrastructure Commission...

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