Post Time:Oct 08,2024Classify:Industry NewsView:1000
Encirc hosted the UK Government’s Prime Minister, Chancellor and Energy Secretary for a major announcement on investment in green energy.
The UK Government has revealed major funding for two carbon capture sites, which will inject growth into the industrial heartlands of England.
The plans have been welcomed by UK glassmaker Encirc as it continues on its path to decarbonisation.
Encirc Managing Director Sean Murphy said: “The government’s announcement is a huge step forward for sustainable manufacturers like ourselves, and will help support the journey towards the production of billions of low carbon glass bottles and jars for global food and drinks brands across the UK.
“The regional focus is a sign of confidence for businesses here in the northwest, and we hope further afield, includes places like Fermanagh which are often left behind.
“We look forward to working with UK Government on a range of issues to ensure that the right conditions are in place to enable the sort of inclusive green growth that benefits everyone across society.”
Encirc, a subsidiary of the Spanish-based Vidrala Group, produces over 3 billion glass containers every year.
Vidrala Group CEO Raul Gomez said: “We are living in challenging times for consumer related industries. Today, more than ever, we need investments and protection, and that’s why we are honoured to host the Prime Minister and to welcome the support in this announcement.”
He added: “The Vidrala Group remains firmly committed to our UK business. We have an ambitious industrial plan that includes employment, investment and improvements in sustainability to help our customers deploy their brands in a competitive way, through UK made products, for the benefit of the British consumer.”
Source: glass-internationalAuthor: shangyi
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