Report: Centrica seeks to dampen UK fracking hype

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Senior executive tells the Telegraph gas giant will not rush into purchasing additional licences for fracking development

Campaigners who warn the UK's shale gas prospects could be being overhyped were provided with fresh ammunition over the weekend, after a senior executive at Centrica admitted the UK "might not" have the...

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