Government to power up battery sector with major investment and policy push

Madeleine Cuff
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Business Secretary Greg Clark will today reveal £246m investment in battery technology over the next four years, alongside new reforms to govern a flexible energy system

The government is today expected to announce a £246m investment in battery technology to help power its Industrial Strategy and prepare the UK's energy system for a low-carbon future. The first element...

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