Graham Stuart on competitiveness, carbon budgets, and political consensus

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Energy Security and Net Zero Minister Graham Stuart addresses the Innovation Zero summit | Credit: Innovation Zero
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Energy Security and Net Zero Minister Graham Stuart addresses the Innovation Zero summit | Credit: Innovation Zero

The Energy Security and Net Zero Minister’s vision for a decarbonised UK is compelling, but will green businesses and investors find it convincing?

"We can do this." That was the decidedly upbeat, borderline Panglossian, message that Energy Security and Net Zero Minister Graham Stuart brought to the Innovation Zero conference in London this morning....

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