Economics and energy - a growing synergy

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RenewableUK's Maria McCaffery argues the appointment of Michael Fallon as Energy Minister offers the perfect opportunity to bridge the gap between industrial and energy policy

The end of the first quarter is synonymous with seeing economics pushed to the top of the news agenda. The close of the financial year, the Chancellor's Budget announcement, and the first stocktake of...

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