Northern Ireland farmers going back to burning fossil fuels after RHI scandal, MPs told

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Northern Ireland farmers going back to burning fossil fuels after RHI scandal, MPs told

Posted by The Analyst | April 30, 2019 | Farming

Farmers in Northern Ireland are reverting back to burning fossil fuels having lost trust in renewable energy following the RHI scandal, MPs have been told.      

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