Energy Institute: Efficiency should be treated as 'national emergency'

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Energy Institute: Efficiency should be treated as 'national emergency'

Latest annual Energy Barometer survey by Energy Institute ranks energy efficiency as priority response to energy crisis

Domestic energy efficiency should be treated as 'a national emergency', according to the latest report from the Energy Institute (EI) which warns urgent action is required to tackling soaring energy costs....

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