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UK slips down sustainable energy table
The UK has fallen seven places in the World Energy Council's (WEC) third annual Energy Sustainability Index, which ranks countries in terms of the security, affordability and environmental sustainability of their energy supply.
In the overall rankings for 2011, the UK fell to 14th position from 8th last year, overtaken by countries including Colombia, Spain and Italy, while Switzerland, Sweden and France remained unmoved inContinue reading this with an IEMA membership
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