Commenting on today’s General Election result, Anthony Ainsworth, Chief Operating Officer at npower Business Solutions comments: “As we welcome the Labour Party into Number 10, and a new Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero, now is a prime opportunity for the new government to be both pro-energy and pro-business. “Our latest Business Energy Tracker asked businesses what they want to see from the government and the message coming through was loud and clear - simplify policy, introduce support to help them reduce energy demand, and cut red tape. “Although there are positive signs that the wholesale energy market is calming after two years of volatility, the Business Energy Tracker shows that the energy crisis is not ‘over’ for businesses. Energy remains the top risk they are facing, so they will want to work in partnership with the new government to shape future policy. “That is why we have launched our ‘#RedTapeChallenge’, to work with government to set a policy and legislative agenda that gives businesses the confidence to invest. It’s time to cut through the noise, reduce policy barriers and put clear pathways in place to support businesses and net zero.” You can the access the Business Energy Tracker here: https://nbs.energy/3xNiayV
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Good overview . Lets ensure a wide spread and wide reading by policy makers and experts .Ensure suitable regulations and incentives to enable the investments business cases and intermediate credite system for a technology open and practical approach to meet the Paris Cllimate Agreements.
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