Tata Steel partners with UK government, Royal Academy of Engineering on £2.9 million circular materials program

By Public Technologies
  • Tata Steel launched a three-year UK–India research partnership to accelerate sustainable, recycled, circular structural materials for infrastructure.
  • Funding totals GBP 2.9 million, including up to GBP 1 million matched funding from Tata Steel alongside nearly GBP 1.9 million UK government support.
  • Programme targets up to 15 grants of GBP 100,000–GBP 150,000, starting April 2027, with projects running up to three years.
  • Winning teams must provide at least 50% co-funding, aiming to speed scaling toward industrial application.
  • Support includes industrial mentoring, networking, access to Tata Steel labs and facilities, with incubation for projects with commercial potential.


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