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Powering up Britain: Industry reacts to the government’s blueprint for the future of UK energy

The Confederation of British Metalforming is warning that hundreds of smaller manufacturers could be forced to close when the Government withdraws its Energy Bill Relief Scheme (EBRS) at the end of March.

Manufacturers facing financial cliff edge if government doesn’t widen energy support measures warns CBM

Three hydrogen fuel cell buses in Rochester, New York will leverage BAE Systems' next-generation electric power and propulsion systems allowing them to run free of emissions.

BAE Systems to provide electric drive systems for first fleet of hydrogen fuel cell buses in Rochester, New York

What does the future hold for drinks manufacturing in 2023?

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Industry reacts to the Spring Budget 2023

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New report identifies cost-effective modular automotive manufacturing solution

Konektio eyes manufacturing ‘Impact’ with new release of energy saving solution

Aggreko is advising the manufacturing sector to consider short to mid-term decentralised energy solutions as an effective means of maintaining business continuity.

Decentralised energy key to circumventing grid delays, says expert

Kevin Ward, Managing Director of Brown and Holmes

Brown & Holmes joins Nuclear AMRC to drive clean energy growth

2023 Footprint Drinks ESG Trends Report

Key trends and opportunities for drinks manufacturers

Cummins' new Epowertrain - (l-r) Sunil Maher, APC, Pawel Ranoszek, Danfoss, John Bennett, Cummins and Ben Smith, Electra

Cummins’ new ePowertrain on track at Millbrook