Escaping the clean tech lock down
BT's Dinah McLeod argues that using green stimulus packages as a cover for protectionist measures threatens to give the entire clean tech industry a bad name
In the build up to the G20 conference at the start of April, fear was spreading that, as the economic downturn hit home, countries would retreat into protectionism and inward dialogue, leaving world trade...
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Industry groups welcome move that promises to unlock a new era for clean technologies and flexible grids
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Environmental Audit Committee writes to government slamming decision to axe grant scheme and urging Ministers to deliver replacement
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