Author: Jake Stones
2021/04/08 LONDON (ICIS) Equinor and SSE announced plans to develop two low-carbon power plants, one equipped with carbon capture and storage (CCS) and the other powered entirely by hydrogen, adding a total capacity of 1.8GW by 2030, the two energy companies said in a statement on Thursday. Both plants, Keadby Hydrogen and Keadby 3, would be the first of their kind in the UK. Moreover, the Keadby Hydrogen plant provides a clear indication of how hydrogen might be used in the UK as the country aims to reach net-zero emissions by 2050. KEADBY HYDROGEN The Keadby Hydrogen power plant is expected to
HE WROTE THE TARIFFS FOR Six FINANCE MINISTERS
Fifty-three years in the government service and official guardian of Canada’s fiscal secrets for more than two decades small wonder that J. A. Russell’s name is something of a legend in Ottawa July 1 1931 LESLIE SCOTT HE WROTE THE TARIFFS FOR Six FINANCE MINISTERS LESLIE SCOTT July 1 1931
HE WROTE THE TARIFFS FOR Six FINANCE MINISTERS
Fifty-three years in the government service and official guardian of Canada’s fiscal secrets for more than two decades small wonder that J. A. Russell’s name is something of a legend in Ottawa July 1 1931 LESLIE SCOTT
Five things you need to know about the Energy White Paper
After months of delays, the UK Government finally unveiled its Energy White Paper on Monday (14 December) detailing how an overhaul to transport, energy and infrastructure will deliver an overwhelmingly decarbonised power in the 2030s on the road to net-zero by 2050.
The White Paper builds on the Ten Point Plan and National Infrastructure Strategy
The White Paper builds on the Prime Minister’s Ten Point Plan for a Green Industrial Revolution and the National Infrastructure Strategy (NIS) in outlining how the nation plans to transform its power and heating systems to support the net-zero emissions target for 2050. In fact, much of the 166-page report is spent reiterating commitments to renewables and green buildings that have been announced earlier in the year. Read an in-depth summary here.