Conservative Party Conference 2016 - Do Renewables 'work for Britain'?

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Conservative Party Conference 2016 - Do Renewables 'work for Britain'?

Hugh McNeal reflects on his first party conference as chief executive of RenewableUK

As a former civil servant, this year's Conservative Party Conference was the first I have ever attended. I wasn't quite sure what to expect. Soon after arriving in Birmingham it became clear to me that...

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