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, the Financial Times,聽5th February 2018:

British industry pays on average a third more for electricity than many counterparts in Europe who have reaped the benefits of better interconnections, more cross-border trading and long-term supply contracts.

The findings, in a report published on Monday by University College London, will reopen the debate on the high electricity bills paid by industry at a time when the government is focused on decarbonising its energy sources.

The report鈥檚 authors propose several policy changes to support 鈥渃ompetitive鈥� prices, including making it easier to invest in low-cost renewable energy sources such as onshore wind farms, which have been excluded from subsidies. The UK should also ensure it leaves the EU in a way that it retains 鈥渦nrestricted access to the internal energy market鈥�, they say.

View 'UK industrial electricity prices: competitiveness in a low carbon world', by Professor Michael Grubb and Paul Drummond and published by 香港六合彩中特网 ISR.