ECONOMIC GROWTH

'Don't be an ostrich on energy efficiency'

With so many competing priorities in local government, it might be tempting to be a bit of an ostrich when it comes to energy efficiency.

By Paul O'Brien, Stephen Cirell | 03 October 2013

With so many competing priorities in local government, it might be tempting to be a bit of an ostrich when it comes to energy efficiency policies that have been set at central government level and are ostensibly market-led.

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