The UK government has set a target to reach net zero emissions by 2050, with an interim goal of reducing emissions by 78% by 2035. This report outlines the key policies and measures needed to achieve these targets.
Analysis suggests that the UK is not currently on track to meet its net zero target, with emissions reductions slowing in recent years. This article examines the challenges and opportunities for the UK to get back on track.
This research report from Imperial College London examines the technical and economic feasibility of reaching net zero emissions in the UK by 2030. The report highlights the need for significant investment in low-carbon technologies and infrastructure.
The UK's net zero targets will have significant implications for businesses, from increasing energy efficiency to investing in low-carbon technologies. This news article explores the opportunities and challenges for businesses in a low-carbon economy.
This online tool allows users to track the UK's progress towards its net zero targets, including emissions reductions, renewable energy deployment, and energy efficiency improvements.
This video series from the UK's Climate Change Committee explores the UK's progress towards its net zero targets, including the challenges and opportunities for different sectors and industries.
This policy briefing from Greenpeace UK examines the key policies and measures needed to achieve the UK's net zero targets, including increasing renewable energy deployment and improving energy efficiency.
This research paper from the London School of Economics examines the economic implications of reaching net zero emissions in the UK by 2030, including the potential impacts on employment, trade, and economic growth.