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ScottMadden Releases Spring 2021 Energy Industry Update: Saved by Zero?
How a 1980s Hit Describes the Energy Industry’s Ambitions Today
Atlanta, GA, May 20, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) ScottMadden, Inc., one of North America’s leading management consulting firms specializing in energy, has released its latest edition of The Energy Industry Update (EIU). Themed, “Saved by Zero?” this EIU explores how energy industry stakeholders interested in achieving net-zero carbon emissions are shifting their focus from “whether” to “how.”
Rather than being “saved by zero,” the industry is now facing the significant complexity that will come in moving toward these goals. How is Massachusetts envisioning potential multi-sector pathways to ambitious 2050 net-zero goals? How will the industry meet the significant need for new transmission to achieve these goals? What role will fleet electrification play in net-zero carbon ambitions?
PLANS to partly demolish the Eastgate Shopping Centre and build 2,800 homes have been agreed despite calls to defer the decision for more talks. Conservatives wanted to delay a decision on the plan after claiming Essex County Council had not assessed and responded properly to the proposals. But Basildon councillors hit back, insisting there had been discussions and time for responses. The project will see 2,800 flats built and the Asda store demolished and rebuilt in a smaller store in the centre. The development would create 600 new jobs. Hundreds of flats, which will include student accommodation and affordable homes, will then be built on top of the relocated Asda.