The paper - which calls for a "flexible" approach to decarbonisation and for energy prices to take top priority in decision making - accused of cherry picking data and making "out-of-date claims"
Green campaigners, environmental lawyers and energy system experts have dismissed the conclusions of a House of Lords report which argues energy policies to promote clean electricity generation have come...
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