£215m scheme offers UK firms chance to be leaders

Series: DEFRA News Release ; 100/01 14 August 2001 (2)Publication details: 2001Subject(s):

Summary: British firms have the potential to become world leaders in the new market for trading greenhouse gas emissions under government's £215m programme, the 'UK Emissions Trading Scheme'. The scheme could reduce up to 2m tonnes of carbon a year from the atmosphere and create new job and investment opportunities for industry.

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British firms have the potential to become world leaders in the new market for trading greenhouse gas emissions under government's £215m programme, the 'UK Emissions Trading Scheme'. The scheme could reduce up to 2m tonnes of carbon a year from the atmosphere and create new job and investment opportunities for industry.

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