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The investment includes the delivery of a £1.6 billion heat and energy efficiency upgrade programme
The Budget on 11 March 2020 was overshadowed by the coronavirus crisis so the important energy and climate related announcements it contained have not had as much publicity as they deserve.
Watch the full interview with Kevin Brundish, CEO and Founder of AMTE Power, to find out
That’s the suggestion from Kevin Brundish, CEO and Founder of AMTE Power, who spoke to ELN shortly after the speech from Chancellor Rishi Sunak
The energy sector has responded to the Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak’s Budget announcement – but what did it think?
Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak has promised the Conservative Party will “get things done” and “deliver on promises made to the people”
The announcement comes as part of a raft of new funding to accelerate the country’s progress towards its goal of reaching net zero in 2045
Around 21% of the overall budget will be invested in climate-related projects
Thomas Lyman Smith from Ørsted will be discussing that and much more at The Energy Solutions Show in Birmingham this Wednesday
Policy Exchange suggests the Budget announcement is an ideal opportunity to announce such a move
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