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Budget preview: What does the UK’s green economy want Jeremy Hunt to announce?

Budget preview: What does the UK’s green economy want Jeremy Hunt to announce?

For his first Budget speech on Wednesday (15 March), Chancellor Jeremy Hunt is under pressure from the private sector and his own party to respond to the US and EU’s major subsidy packages for green industries. Here, we summarise the key calls to action on environmental inclusions in the Budget.

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CCC Progress Report: UK making ‘scant progress’ towards net-zero, with home energy efficiency a major pitfall

Introduce a carbon tariff on imports as soon as possible, MPs urge Government

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British businesses urge introduction of carbon tariff on imports

EU countries agree world’s first carbon border tariff
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