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The UK is a world leader in the development of energy and carbon management systems.
UK companies have exceptional project development and management skills applicable across the full range of energy sub-sectors, including renewables, nuclear and hydrocarbons. Innovation is at the heart of the UK approach to energy and climate change, which is currently leading to new solutions and lower costs for technologies such as wind power, marine resources and clean coal, among many others.
UK energy companies currently generate revenues of more than £90 billion from domestic and international business and employ 600,000 people. This is expected to rise to £200 billion and one million employees by 2030.
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Tidal energy from Clean energy video
The opportunities resulting from the UK's shift to a low carbon economy are vast both for UK businesses and overseas investors to the UK. Watch our video on You Tube
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UKTI's programme of events at OTC 2012 can help you find out about opportunities in the US, Mexico, Brazil etc Find out more
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FCO update giving an overview of Mexico’s energy strategy. Find out more
April 2012 edition outlines energy latest news from Australia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore and Vietnam. More
Asian street
On 9 February 2012, Business Secretary Vince Cable launched a new UKTI report on Smart Cities Of The Future In Asia: The Opportunities For UK Business at the ‘Explore Asia’ conference in London. More
UK Export Finance announces guaranteed $1 billion line of credit for Petrobas’ investment in British goods and services. More
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