There is still ‘little evidence’ that the UK government has confronted the enormous scale of reaching net zero, according to a new report by the Institute for Government.
The government has awarded over £1.5 million to two electric vehicle (EV) charging projects to help utilise electricity when its at its cheapest and help balance the grid.
The Association for Decentralised Energy (ADE) is calling for better data, better buildings and better financing from the government, to support individual families in reaching net zero.
RenewableUK has warned that the UK government’s current approach to onshore wind is “falling short”, as new statistics show continued drop in projects.
New research by the New Economics Foundation (NEF) has found that in the UK government could help avoid a recession by investing 2-3% of GDP in green projects, such as renewables.