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Future Heat Series Part 2 - Policy for Heat

Abstract

Policy for Heat: Transforming the System, urges Government to implement an ambitious, long-term decarbonisation strategy for the heat sector, before it’s too late in new inquiry report. The report builds on the work of Part 1 in the Future Heat Series which compared recent decarbonisation pathways and analyses to identify and highlight key policy mechanisms and transitions that are needed in order to decarbonise heat for buildings by 2050. Chaired by Shadow Energy Minister, Jonathan Reynolds MP, and Conservative MP Rebecca Pow (and also previous MP and member of the Energy and Climate Change Select Committee, Dan Byles MP until he stood down at the General Election), the report is written by cross-party think tank group, Carbon Connect. The report was published in Parliament at a cross-party debate on Wednesday, 14th October. Sponsored by Energy & Utilities Alliance (EUA) and the Institution of Gas Engineers and Managers (IGEM), the report is the second in a cross-party and independent inquiry series.  

Related subjects: Policy & Socio-Economics
Countries: United Kingdom
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2015-10-14
2024-03-28
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