The Department for Business and Trade is implementing the British Industrial Competitiveness Scheme to support UK manufacturing and industry through targeted support for frontier and foundational manufacturing sectors. The scheme includes consultation on eligibility criteria, regulatory changes, and delivery mechanisms, alongside legislation on public sector purchasing duties for British goods and domestic brick production.
In response to: British Industrial Competitiveness Scheme: consultation on scheme eligibility and approach
In response to: British Industrial Competitiveness Scheme: consultation on scheme eligibility and approach
This consultation seeks views on the proposed regulatory changes and approach to scheme delivery for the new British Industrial Competitiveness Scheme (BICS).
We are seeking views on the proposed approach to the new British Industrial Competitiveness Scheme (BICS) and how eligible businesses should be selected.
We are seeking views on the proposed approach to the new British Industrial Competitiveness Scheme (BICS) and how eligible businesses should be selected.
We are seeking views on the proposed approach to the new British Industrial Competitiveness Scheme (BICS) and how eligible businesses should be selected.
In response to: British Industry Supercharger: Network Charging Compensation Scheme
We are seeking views on the Network Charging Compensation Scheme and its funding mechanism.
In response to: British Industry Supercharger: Capacity Market consultation and EIIs government response
British Industry Supercharger: consultation on capacity market exemption and government response to the 2022 review of the energy intensive industries exemption scheme (Ells).
We are seeking views on the Network Charging Compensation Scheme and its funding mechanism.
British Industry Supercharger: consultation on capacity market exemption and government response to the 2022 review of the energy intensive industries exemption scheme (Ells).
We are seeking views on the Network Charging Compensation Scheme and its funding mechanism.
British Industry Supercharger: consultation on capacity market exemption and government response to the 2022 review of the energy intensive industries exemption scheme (Ells).