COVID-19 business support was the area that received the greatest spending by the UK Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy. In its 2020 fiscal year, nearly 11 billion British pounds were directed towards offering aid to businesses suffering as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. Total spending amounted to 33.8 billion British pounds that year.
Total expenditure of the Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy in the United Kingdom (UK) in FY 2020
(in million British pounds)
Characteristic
Expenditure in million British pounds
COVID-19 business support
10,976
Science and research
7,785
Nuclear Decommissioning Authority
6,751
Contracts for Difference
3,543
UK Research & Innovation (Innovate UK)
1,077
Renewable Heat Incentive
846
Redundancy payment service
431
International Climate Finance
339
Post Office
92
Coal Authority
58
Green Investment Bank and Green Infrastructure Platform
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