The business case for green energy tariffs keeps getting stronger

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Good Energy's Juliet Davenport argues that green energy tariffs are helping to stabilise energy costs, improve security, and cut emissions

Business leaders recently told the CBI in no uncertain terms their views on the energy issues they feel are most critical. In a survey of more than 550 businesses released last week, to coincide with...

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