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Aldersgate Group / UCL ISR Report: A zero-carbon power grid and the electrification of heavy industry


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To decarbonise power and end industry’s reliance on costly fossil fuels, the UK must install around 200GW of low carbon energy infrastructure in the next 12 years. At the same time, UK heavy industry will need to increasingly run on clean and affordable electricity in order to rapidly decarbonise and remain competitive. However, the current pace of policy delivery does not meet the scale of this challenge. This report recommends a range of measures to address this.

The report outlines 15 measures to upgrade the power grid, facilitate continued investment in renewables, enable direct access to low-cost renewable power for heavy industry, accelerate low carbon innovation and support the competitiveness of UK industry.

Find out more: www.aldersgategroup.org.uk/publications/post/a-zero-carbon-power-grid-and-the-electrification-of-heavy-industry-how-to-deliver-on-a-twin-challenge/

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