Greg Clark: 'This is a time of extraordinary change in the energy market'

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Greg Clark's lecture to the Institute of Energy Economics - in full

So Charles, thank you very much indeed and thank you for staying despite the extensive introduction from Charles. I am sure Charles explained that we have had a series of votes on the Finance Bill and...

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