The UK government has set a target to reach net zero emissions by 2030, with a focus on reducing carbon emissions from transport, industry, and housing.
Analysis by the BBC suggests that while the UK has made progress in reducing emissions, it still has a long way to go to meet its net zero target by 2030.
Researchers at Imperial College London explore the potential of renewable energy to help the UK meet its net zero target, including the development of new solar and wind technologies.
The Carbon Trust provides guidance for businesses on how to reduce their carbon footprint and contribute to the UK's net zero target, including tips on energy efficiency and supply chain management.
The UK Climate Impacts Programme examines the policy framework underpinning the UK's net zero target, including the role of carbon pricing and green finance.
A video lecture by the University of Oxford explores the challenges and opportunities of achieving net zero by 2030, including the potential for green jobs and innovation.
The United Nations Environment Programme provides an international perspective on the UK's net zero target, including comparisons with other countries and the role of global cooperation.
National Grid provides a technical analysis of the pathways to achieving net zero by 2030, including the development of new energy infrastructure and the integration of renewable energy sources.