Ed Miliband calls for 'hard headed' clean power push to deliver UK energy security

Stuart Stone
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Credit: Zara Farrar / No 10 Downing Street
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Credit: Zara Farrar / No 10 Downing Street

Energy Security and Net Zero Secretary shares King Charles' message calling for 'shared learning between nations' on clean power transition at opening of two-day London Energy Security Summit

Ed Miliband has stressed that a "hard-headed approach to the role of low carbon power is the route to energy security" both in the UK and worldwide, as he called for more cooperation between nations to...

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