Green Growth Calls for a Clear Plan, Not Vague Promises
Green Growth Calls for a Clear Plan, Not Vague Promises
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Green Growth Calls for a Clear Plan, Not Vague Promises
At Energy UK’s conference today, Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero, Ed Miliband, outlined a transformative vision for the UK’s energy future. He emphasised the need for a rapid transition to clean energy, positioning it as a solution to the intertwined challenges of climate change, energy security, and economic stability.
In our quest for a decarbonised economy, establishing a robust ‘greenprint’ is crucial. This strategic blueprint was the focal point of a panel discussion at Chamber UK’s and JBP’s ‘Future Economy’ seminar in the South West.
Exploring the multifaceted challenges of achieving net zero emissions by 2050 in the UK, this article emphasiaes the need for broad societal participation and a just transition framework. It highlights the risk of exacerbating inequalities without a comprehensive strategy that addresses the varying needs of households and communities, while also highlighting the potential for positive change through transparent, inclusive, and people-centered policies.
Article delves into the Spring Budget through the lens of green investment, with a focus on job creation, environmental degradation and long-term saving costs.
A new report warns the Government’s existing Net Zero transition policies are likely to make the poor poorer, and push struggling communities further into deprivation and exclusion.
Scottish Government Wellbeing Economy Secretary Neil Gray writes exclusively for Chamber on the Scottish Government’s aim to create a Wellbeing Economy.
Green Hydrogen Success for Carlton Power as Milestone in the Nation’s Hydrogen Economy Development is Achieved: Carlton Power Secures UK Government Support for Green Hydrogen Projects
A historic deal to transition away from fossil fuels has been agreed at COP28 in Dubai after days of negotiations. This has been hailed by the United Nations as “the beginning of the end for the fossil fuel era”.
Carlton Power is a British company at the forefront of seeking to develop hydrogen hubs across the UK. These hubs, intentionally based in locations outside
The Labour Party has officially backtracked on their promise to borrow £28bn annually to invest in the green economy, as shadow chancellor, Rachel Reeves, confirms
Households will be able to move to low carbon heating after Government invests £14 million.
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