Act now to catalyse growth of digital clean tech, techUK urges government

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Established digital clean technologies could enable 15 per cent of the emission reductions needed in the UK between now and 2030

The UK government must step up efforts to support the UK's emerging digital climate technology sector, a report published today argues, highlighting the dual benefits of accelerating emissions reductions...

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