EMEA > UK to miss net zero by 2050 goal, though carbon prices would reach $250/t -report

UK to miss net zero by 2050 goal, though carbon prices would reach $250/t -report

Published 14:20 on February 6, 2025  /  Last updated at 14:20 on February 6, 2025  / /  EMEA, EU ETS, UK ETS

The UK is on track to reduce emissions by 82% by 2050, lowering household energy costs along the way, even though carbon prices would increase significantly to $250/tonne, according to a report by an industrial risk management company.
The UK is on track to reduce emissions by 82% by 2050, lowering household energy costs along the way, even though carbon prices would increase significantly to $250/tonne, according to a report by an industrial risk management company.


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