'30 by 2030': Labour unveils 'fast track' plan for net zero UK energy system
Party unveils details of plans to invest 1.9 per cent of annual GDP in upscaling renewable heat and energy, retrofitting fuel-poor homes and boosting grid flexibility
Labour has unveiled a radical "fast track" strategy to deliver a net zero energy system across the UK in the 2030s, with plans to triple solar power capacity, build thousands of onshore and offshore wind...
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