All CIA News articles – Page 2
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NewsThe UK must harness the power of advanced manufacturing
UK advanced manufacturing can support sustainable regional and national economic growth, but this requires long-term political vision and commitment, according to the leaders of the UK’s five most successful manufacturing sectors.
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NewsChemistry Week - ChemTalent round table discussion celebrating careers in chemistry
Get ready to celebrate Chemistry Week!
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NewsChemical Industries Association welcomes OpenPSM as new associate member
The CIA welcomes OpenPSM to its membership
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NewsThe Chemical Industries Association welcomes government announcement that the UK will be associating with Horizon Europe
CIA’s Chief Executive reacts to the announcement.
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NewsCIA Sustainability Conference 2023
The Chemical Industries Association Sustainability Conference is back on Wednesday 18 October 2023.
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NewsThe importance of foreign investment to the UK: How the chemical industry supports economic growth
The UK has entered a quite critical phase, post-Brexit, post-Covid and with sluggish growth of just 1% projected throughout 2024 and at the same time the size of the UK economy remaining below its pre-pandemic level, help is needed. Advanced manufacturing remains key to the UK turning its fortunes around and delivering on Net Zero 2050 obligations.
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NewsChemical industry must be seen as crucial to net zero transition or employers will struggle to attract skilled staff, report finds
The perception that the chemicals industry is not central to achieving net zero targets will affect companies’ ability to recruit skilled staff, according to a new report.
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NewsTop manufacturing exporter battles through economic challenge
Companies in one of Britain’s biggest manufacturing industries are fighting the toughest of economic battles.
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NewsAnnouncement of the Energy Bill Discount Scheme avoids a cliff edge for businesses beyond 31 March 2023
Whilst welcoming the additional support, the new scheme means support for UK businesses falls behind that offered by other European countries (Germany, France and Italy) and at a significant competitive disadvantage opposite the US which already has lower power prices, don’t face a carbon price challenge and polices providing a more supportive investment environment.
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