Are low-carbon policies shouldering too much of the blame for business' high energy bills?

Madeleine Cuff
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Research from Committee on Climate Change suggests high electricity costs facing UK businesses are mainly the result of discrepancies in transmission and wholesale costs

UK businesses are paying more for their electricity than many of their rivals on the continent - a fact which is the cause of much frustration across the British business community. But although the...

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