Low Carbon
Households could benefit from £5,000 grants to replace their old gas boilers with low carbon alternatives
The APPG is calling for more alignment between the SDGs and climate agendas after COVID-19 heavily stalled global progress
Boris Johnsons is set to announce a 2035 ban on all new gas boilers
A new report claims that Dutch coal will be history by the end of this decade, based on the new carbon price floor and reduction in thermal power generation
The hydrogen hubs are expected to attract around £750m of investment and if approved, work is scheduled to begin on site by the end of 2022
The plant is anticipated to start operations in the early 2040s
The plants will produce 100,000 hydrogen fuel cells every year once operational and are expected to begin production in 2023
It proposes in a heat network zone, all new buildings, large public sector and large non-domestic buildings – as well as larger domestic premises which are currently communally heated – would be required to connect to a heat network within a prescribed timeframe
Energy bills could further increase by an estimated £150 as a result of the taxes
A new report has been published claiming that solar power generated off our planet could now be affordable and feasible – could it become a crucial element in the UK’s net zero journey?
The Big Zero report
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