IoDThe Institute of Directors (IoD) has harshly criticised the failure of successive UK government policies to guarantee energy security. However, the group does support Prime Minister Theresa May’s decision to review the Hinkley nuclear project. An opinion poll conducted by the The Institute of Directors (IoD also reveals that three-quarters of its members are in favour of action against climate change, expressing strong support for solar, wind and tidal power. Just 9% of the 1,000 bosses surveyed “strongly agreed” that Hinkley Point C would increase Britain’s economic competitiveness. A total of 53% were in favour of shale exploration with 30% opposed, and 14% were neutral on fracking.
The Institute of Directors (IoD) has harshly criticised the failure of successive UK government policies to guarantee energy security. However, the group does support Prime Minister Theresa May’s decision to review the Hinkley nuclear project. An opinion poll conducted by the IoD also reveals that three-quarters of its members are in favour of action against climate change, expressing strong support for solar, wind and tidal power. Just 9% of the 1,000 bosses surveyed “strongly agreed” that Hinkley Point C would increase Britain’s economic competitiveness. A total of 53% were in favour of shale exploration with 30% opposed, and 14% were neutral on fracking.