Government fires up £50m fuel switching plan for heavy industry

James Murray
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New funding to help steel, ceramics, food manufacturing and other industries switch to lower carbon fuels

The government has today announced that it has made nearly £50m of funding available to help industrial firms switch to alternative fuels that can help them cut carbon emissions and reduce their reliance...

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