UK Space Agency announces fresh funding for space-based green tech

Stuart Stone
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UK Space Agency reveals first recipients of £20m International Bilateral Fund investments and earmarks £15m for Earth monitoring technologies

A raft of green and clean tech projects have been confirmed as being among the first wave of recipients for funding from the UK Space Agency's £20m International Bilateral Fund. Designed to foster closer...

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