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£1m fund for firms to go green

Minister Liam Byrne
The control panel shows the solar energy being created

The West Midlands Minister Liam Byrne has announced a £1m grant for small and medium sized firms who want to invest in renewable energy.

The Re:think Energy grant was unveiled at the official opening of Shrewsbury's Environmental Technology Centre.

The centre has recently been awarded the highest possible environmental rating for a building.

The Re:think Energy scheme will also be offering training to companies which are keen to reduce carbon footprints.




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