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2023 predictions: renewables, hydrogen and grid connections

Smart Energy International

In spite of a political will to prevent renewable developments from leading figures and inconsistent policy directions, the sector is picking up huge momentum and we expect this to deliver huge strides in 2023. The Energy Security Strategy will continue to fail to deliver the policy changes needed to deliver outcomes promised.

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UK Boosts Hydrogen, EVs and Carbon Capture With New Net-Zero Plan

GreenTechMedia

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has revealed a ten-point plan to set the country on its way toward its 2050 net-zero plan, with an accelerated EV rollout and a new hydrogen target the standout pledges. Parkin is the project director of the HyNet cluster in Merseyside, which proposes an integrated network of CCS and hydrogen infrastructure.

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UK's push for net zero should aim to emulate offshore wind policy, report urges

Business Green

Cross-party political support has driven the 'meteoric rise' of UK offshore wind industry, an approach that should be taken for other critical technologies, Tony Blair Institute contends. Markets should be designed around desired long-term outcomes, it notes, adding that a clear strategy is needed to secure domestic benefits.

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UK’s Power Sector in Negative Emissions by 2033, Grid Operator Says

GreenTechMedia

stays on track, there will be 11 million electric vehicles on U.K. Adding more wind, solar and electric vehicles seems achievable, if challenging. The country will also need to get at least 21 percent of its end-user energy from green hydrogen, and perhaps much more, the report says. A year ago the U.K. If the U.K.

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Coronavirus recovery: Oil and gas firms call for UK hydrogen transport 'revolution'

Business Green

Investment in hydrogen infrastructure should form major part of coronavirus recovery plan, argues North West Hydrogen Alliance. Hydrogen is seen as a clean alternative to fossil fuelled cars, trains, and ships as the fuel produces only water vapour when burned and zero harmful emissions.

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This is the future climate hawks want to see

Business Green

It would be easy at this point to simply list the litany of policy failures and the paucity of political leadership documented by the CCC's almost satirically titled progress report. And the development of genuinely low carbon industrial hubs based on cutting edge carbon capture and hydrogen technologies.

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Gina McCarthy: Protecting the planet for all people

GreenBiz

She sees no question that electric vehicles are the wave of the future, and we just need to work to get the technology up to critical mass by expanding the relevant infrastructure via public-private partnerships and other mechanisms. The same applies to hydrogen technologies for heavy vehicles and more. “If