Advanced Propulsion Centre UK launches £1m competition to boost green vehicle supply chain

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Centre is inviting small vehicle manufacturers, suppliers and design and engineering organisations to collaborate n industry-led project to develop a greener automotive supply chain in the UK

One of the UK's leading centres for low-carbon transport innovation has launched a £1m competition to encourage the growth of green technology throughout the UK's automotive supply chain. The SME &...

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