Electricity Demand Reduction, where now?

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Electricity Demand Reduction could have a major role to play, argues EEF's Richard Warren, but only if UK policymakers learn from their US counterparts

At the start of February, DECC announced the results of the first auction of its Electricity Demand Reduction (EDR) pilot. And despite the DECC press office's valiant attempt to put a positive spin on...

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