What now for BEIS? – Sottish Renewables

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Does a new face at the helm of BEIS spell good news for our industry? Scottish Renewables member Message Matters’ Peter Duncan, himself a former Conservative MP, looks at Alok Sharma’s CV and asks “what now at 1 Victoria Street”?

Even before this week’s Cabinet reshuffle there had been widespread speculation that Andrea Leadsom would pay the price for her delayed and half-hearted backing for the PM’s negotiated deal with Europe and lose her short-lived role as BEIS Secretary.

Boris Johnson is a Prime Minister who demands unquestioning loyalty, and Leadsom had already failed that test.

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