Lights, camera, action: UK TV and film industry sets target to transition to clean power on set by 2030

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Broadcasters and streamers sign a Statement of Intent in support of the transition to zero emission generators

The BBC, Netflix, Sky, and Universal International Studios are among the UK TV and film industry heavyweights to back a new commitment to switch to clean power generators by 2030, enabling the full phase...

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