Low carbon transport projects bag £56m funding

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Technology Strategy Board backs new green vehicle projects from Nissan, Ford and UK small businesses

Up to £56m of private and public funding has been made available to major low carbon transport projects backed by the likes of Ford, Jaguar Land Rover and Nissan, as well as several mid-sized companies....

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