The shadow business secretary Jonathan Reynolds told the BBC: “We’re not going to nationalise the energy system.”
Asked if they would follow the vote, he said: “No.”
The shadow business secretary Jonathan Reynolds told the BBC: “We’re not going to nationalise the energy system.”
Asked if they would follow the vote, he said: “No.”
I’ve always thought this would be the best option for essential services. Then it’s there as a service provider of last resort in case a private provider fails. And if the private sector can indeed provide the service more efficiently even after paying it’s shareholders, great, have at it in competition with the state offering. We even have this in places (see NS&I).