Drax abandons plans for controversial 3.2GW gas power plant
Energy firm announces it will not develop new gas fired power at its site in North Yorkshire as it looks to focus on biomass and carbon capture plans
Drax has abandoned plans to build what would have been the largest gas-fired power station in Europe at its site in North Yorkshire, following major opposition from campaigners who had warned the project...
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