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The competition is supported by the Concrete Commitment Cohort (CCC), an alliance of concrete users that was established alongside the launch of the

Key industrial players representing a £73 billion UK sector have signed a collaboration agreement to launch ‘Flue2Chem’ – a collaborative programme to transform the sustainability of the UK’s cons ...

Industry giants from £73 billion UK sector(1) including Unilever, BASF and Tata Steel, embark on first ever cross sector collaboration to reduce greenhouse gas emissionsCurrently fossil feedstocks

The Transforming Foundation Industries (TFI) Investor Partner programme today announces the issuing of its first seven grants, totalling £4.8 million. The funding brings the total investment from TFI in the recipient companies to £20 million, continuing its commitment to re-invent the foundation industries with new, technology-focused and circular business models. The competition works alongside five investment funds:

The Transforming Foundation Industries (TFI) Investor Partner programme today announces the issuing of its first seven grants, totalling £4.8 million. The funding brings the total investment from TFI in the recipient companies to £20 million, continuing its commitment to re-invent the foundation industries with new, technology-focused and circular business models. The competition works alongside five investment funds:

Glass Futures will be a centre of excellence for the manufacturing and production of glass.

Cranfield to lead foundation industries green recovery research consortium Published 25 May 2021 Share Cranfield University is leading a research consortium examining how the foundation industries can grow and develop while helping achieve the net zero 2050 environmental targets. TransFIRe ( Industries Research and Innovation hub) was developed in response to the Industrial Strategy Challenge Fund (ISCF) call to transform the foundation industries, namely: chemicals, cement, ceramics, glass, m...

Source: UK Government £166.5 million cash boost will drive forward developments in critical technology needed for a green industrial revolution including carbon capture, greenhouse gas removal and hydrogen Funding package will help benefit energy-intensive businesses like Tate & Lyle, BAE Systems and Celsa Manufacturing, creating over 60,000 well-paid green jobs across the UK, cutting business costs and helping to revitalise industrial heartlands UK government powering ahead with ambitious c...

£166 million cash injection for Green Technology and 60,000 UK jobs Government announces major cash injection for green technology and development as part of Green Industrial Revolution From: 24 May 2021 £166.5 million cash boost will drive forward developments in critical technology needed for a green industrial revolution including carbon capture, greenhouse gas removal and hydrogen Funding package will help benefit energy-intensive businesses like Tate & Lyle, BAE Systems and Celsa Man...

24 May 2021 Professional Engineering Low-carbon hydrogen, carbon capture and industrial energy efficiency have all received a boost from the governments Green Industrial Revolution funding (Credit: Shutterstock) Low-carbon hydrogen development has received a £60m boost as part of the government’s plans for a ‘Green Industrial Revolution’. Improved carbon capture, use and storage (CCUS) and industrial energy efficiency are also major targets in the plans, anno...