The pathways to net zero with smarter grids and a hydrogen future

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Energy Networks Association chief executive David Smith sets out the sector's efforts to build a net zero grid 'as quickly as possible'

While we navigate the effects of the pandemic and look forward to brighter and better times ahead, the UK's electricity and gas network companies are helping to create tomorrow's energy networks by transforming...

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