Could the UK's £70bn green industrial revolution be outpaced overseas?

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Britain is at risk of being left behind in the race to become a leader in low-carbon hydrogen, EV manufacturing and green steel markets, writes ECIU's Jess Ralston

Britain's green businesses are not only the route to net zero, could they also hold the key to economic recovery, future growth and the revival of industrial heartlands? Renewable energy generation,...

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