Energy market reform is key - but it needs to be done right

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Energy market reform is key - but it needs to be done right

RenewableUK's Ana Musat makes the case for carefully-crafted regulatory reforms that are neither rushed, nor overly protracted

Ten years ago, the public, media and politicians wondered just how much the green economy could deliver growth. But fast forward to 2023, and we see evidence of green growth in energy, transport, manufacturing...

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