Updated: UK energy investment hits 20-year high

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But industry warns record levels of investment at risk unless government quickly resolves policy uncertainty

Investment in the UK's energy sector is currently running at a 20-year high, with over £43bn invested by energy companies over the past four years, according to a major new industry-backed report. The...

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