Government unveils £100m plan to power up nuclear and hydrogen development

James Murray
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Government unveils £100m plan to power up nuclear and hydrogen development

New funding aims to accelerate development of innovative nuclear and hydrogen technologies, as consultation launched on plans for hydrogen-ready boilers

The Department for Business, Energy, and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) has today issued a flurry of new announcements designed to help accelerate the development of new nuclear and hydrogen technologies in...

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