'Significant change coming' says utilities chair
More businesses are looking to move to using renewable energy as a result of the current energy crisis.
That's the message from the chair of Manx Utilities who says it's sparked more urgency to move away from fossil fuels.
Gas prices on the Island have already increased by 27.5 per cent and electricity bills will jump by 30 per cent.
Rob Callister told Manx Radio people want to make a change:
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