TUC joins calls for green industrial strategy

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Trade unions and energy intensive manufacturers urge government to help carbon intensive sectors transition towards cleaner technologies

Pressure on the government to increase financial support for heavy industries that are struggling with rising energy costs stepped up another notch this week, as the TUC and the Energy Intensive Users...

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