Autumn Budget 2025: At a glance guide for the green economy

Michael Holder
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Credit: Kirsty O'Connor / Treasury

BusinessGreen's all-you-need-to-know guide to the green announcements in today's Autumn Budget

Against a challenging economic backdrop and sluggish UK economic growth, Chancellor Rachel Reeves today delivered her much-anticipated Autumn Budget, which garnered a mixed reaction from the green business...

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