Low-carbon gas can ignite a sustainable future for manufacturing

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The love–hate relationship between manufacturing and its fuel has long driven innovation - the challenge of the net zero transition is no exception, writes Encirc's Fiacre O'Donell

UK manufacturing and heavy industry has always had a complicated relationship with the fuel that keeps its furnaces firing but also represents the biggest obstacle to a sustainable future for the sector....

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