UK launches net-zero review
Former energy minister to lead review into net-zero strategy, with a focus on energy security and economic growth
The UK has launched a three-month review of its net-zero strategy, to be led by former energy minister Chris Skidmore. The review aims to establish “the most pro-business, pro-growth and economically efficient path” towards net zero and how the country can maximise economic opportunities, such as via increasing innovation, investment, exports and jobs. “The government remains committed to reaching our net-zero emissions targets, but with Russia weaponising energy across Europe, we must make sure we do so in a way that increases energy security and does not place undue burdens on businesses or consumers,” says current energy minister Jacob Rees-Mogg. “Chris Skidmore’s rapid review will help u
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