Tata and Celsa Steel compensated in attempt to prevent 'carbon leakage'
Government confirms £16m paid out to help energy intensive firms cope with the indirect costs of EU Emissions Trading Scheme
Seventeen companies, including Tata Steel, Celsa Steel and chemical firm Ineos Chlor Vinyls, have been handed millions of pounds in compensation by the government to help them cope with the costs of carbon...
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