The UK Government has allocated £51.9 million to 25 businesses across various industries to support emissions-cutting projects as part of the Plan for Change. These projects aim to drive economic growth while working towards achieving Net Zero emissions by 2050. Industries such as food manufacturing, cement production, and glass processing will benefit from grants provided under the Industrial Energy Transformation Fund. Companies like Essar Oil UK, Heinz, Nestle, Hanson Cement, and a craft beer company in Cornwall are among the recipients. The funded projects include technologies like carbon capture units, hydrogen adoption, waste heat conversion to electricity, and investments in recycling to reduce carbon emissions significantly. The government's focus on supporting these initiatives highlights a positive sentiment towards promoting business innovation for sustainability. The grants are driving the adoption of advanced technologies to enhance energy efficiency and reduce environmental impact. With businesses contributing two-thirds of the funding, there is a clear commitment to decarbonization and supporting the UK's vision for carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS). This funding announcement signifies a crucial step in the journey towards achieving Net Zero emissions and fostering a greener industrial sector in the UK.