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New scheme to cut UK manufacturing emissions
The UK's Carbon Trust launched a new £15m (€16.75m) scheme on Monday to reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions from Britain's manufacturing sector. The four-year scheme could save businesses up to €560m in energy costs, the agency said.
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