The launch of a public interest report into Nottingham City Council’s energy company is reminder that there may be far more of this to come.
A scathing auditor’s report reveals a council with the best intentions that came crashing down when it came to the execution. Set up to tackle fuel poverty at a time when local authorities were being encouraged down the route of commercialisation and self-sufficiency, Robin Hood Energy had the potential to solve two problems at once.
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