Could the UK run a net-negative emission power grid by 2033?
National Grid's Future Energy Scenarios analysis paints a compelling picture of the potential for an energy system replete with hydrogen, CCS and millions of EVs
Britain's power sector could hit net-negative carbon emissions by as soon 2033, backed by a raft of green technologies such as hydrogen, carbon capture and storage, flexible energy services and millions...
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