Three things we learnt from Policy Exchange's big energy debate

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Richard Howard of Policy Exchange outlines three energy issues facing the incoming government

This week, in the final throes of the current parliamentary term, Policy Exchange held an event considering the role of the state in UK's energy market. At the event we heard from a cast of speakers including...

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