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BEIS boosts relief for heavy industries facing soaring electricity costs

Cecilia Keating

08 April 2022 • 2 min read

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Government provides more detail on proposals unveiled in yesterday's Energy Security Strategy on how it will support businesses facing record electricity bills

The government has announced plans to extend its support scheme for energy-intensive businesses facing soaring bills amid the international gas price crisis, arguing the funding will ensure the UK remains...

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