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51AVÊÓÆµbusinesses could benefit from renewable power

The Low Carbon Agriculture show allowed visitors to see the latest innovation and technology to help businesses move to climate-smart operations, and there are positive signals for renewables

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51AVÊÓÆµbusinesses could benefit from renewable power

Although the Chancellor's Budget announced on the first day of the Low Carbon Agriculture Show offered little in the way of climate policy, there are positive signs that solar PV and battery storage are...

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