Chris Stark appointed to lead Mission Control for Clean Power 2030

James Murray
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Former CCC boss to head up 'first of its kind' Mission Control to co-ordinate action to deliver on Labour's clean power goal

The new Labour government has this evening announced former chief executive at the Climate Change Committee (CCC) Chris Stark has been appointed to lead a new control centre tasked with turbocharging the...

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