Clean energy companies are increasingly overlooking the UK

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Consistent and supportive government policy can keep low-carbon energy investment in the UK, writes Ridge Clean Energy's Marjorie Neasham Glasgow

Some 63 per cent of UK energy companies are relocating, or plan to relocate, investments out of the UK to a more supportive market for their sustainability goals. And this shift could result in the UK...

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