Energy-intensive Industries Rally Against U.K. Climate Policies

The Energy-Intensive Users Group (EIUG; London) and Trade Union Congress (TUC; London) have published a report predicting that by 2020 total energy bills for energy intensive industries in the U.K., including some sub-sectors of the chemical industry, could be 141% higher than they are today. Named 'The Cumulative Impact of Climate Change Policies on UK Energy Intensive Industries,' the report concludes that there is a need for a full cost-benefit analysis of energy-intensive sectors to understand the direct impact on the companies and the GDP benefit to the U.K...

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