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BRIEFING: Pylons, costs, public opinion among the challenges facing UK’s new clean power goal

Published 14:05 on July 9, 2024 / Last updated at 14:05 on July 9, 2024 / / CO2 Management (CCUS), EMEA (Compliance Markets & Taxes, Europe), Insights (Briefings)

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The new UK government will need to take a sensitive approach to siting new energy infrastructure and keeping costs down as it pursues its goal of zero-carbon power by 2030, which will require better communicating the benefits of the energy transition.
The new UK government will need to take a sensitive approach to siting new energy infrastructure and keeping costs down as it pursues its goal of zero-carbon power by 2030, which will require better communicating the benefits of the energy transition.


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