Has the new Government energy efficiency strategy offered up fresh incentives for your business?
Has the new Government energy efficiency strategy offered up fresh incentives for your business?
Yes – this strategic approach will clear up a complex area for us
No - The strategy tells us what we already know about existing policies – it won’t make a difference
Yes – this strategic approach will clear up a complex area for us
No - The strategy tells us what we already know about existing policies – it won’t make a difference
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