Business needs reassurance that government is serious about net zero

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Business needs reassurance that government is serious about net zero

It is time for Ministers to back up climate targets with the requisite investment, writes Osborne Clarke's James Watson

Last month, businesses received the unwelcome news that the current price cap on their energy costs under the Energy Bill Relief Scheme would be replaced with a new Energy Bill Discount Scheme. The new...

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