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A new report by Energy Systems Catapult found Net Zero by 2050 is possible if the UK supports innovation and scale-up. The report was accompanied by the Catapult’s flagship event for 2020: The presentation slides are now available to download.

A new report by Energy Systems Catapult has found Net Zero by 2050 is possible if the UK supports innovation and scale-up across three essential areas – Low Carbon Technology, Land Use and Lifestyle.

A new report by Energy Systems Catapult has found Net Zero by 2050 is possible with support for innovation and scale-up across three essential areas – Low Carbon Technology, Land Use and Lifestyle.

Energy Systems Catapult has responded to the Department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy consultation into Designing the Industrial Energy Transformation Fund.

Energy Systems Catapult has responded to an inquiry by the Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee examining the outlook for future investment in energy infrastructure in the UK.

A review of the Energy Technology Institutes 10 year bioenergy programme, delivered by the Energy Systems Catapult.

Delivered by Energy Systems Catapult, the ETI has released an update of its ‘Options, Choices, Actions’ report, originally published in 2015, illustrating two cost-optimised decarbonisation pathways for the UK energy system to meet its 2050 climate targets.

Analysis by the Energy Technologies Institute and others indicates that increasing the sustainable production of biomass resources and the use of bioenergy for energy generation can play an important part in meeting the UK’s 2050 emissions reduction target.

Energy Systems Catapult has responded to a DEFRA consultation exploring industry views on the future of agricultural policy in England, post-Brexit.

The race to decarbonise the UK’s energy system will not produce one overriding technology ‘winner’, but rather a mix of different low-carbon innovations that come together to form one powerful whole system.

BEIS is seeking views on proposed amendments to the CfD scheme, which provides support for new low carbon electricity generation projects, to enable it to continue to support new generation and provide best value for bill payers in coming years.

The Committee on Climate Change is reassessing role for bioenergy in the wider energy system. This blog sets out the key messages from a joint response to the call from the Energy Systems Catapult and Energy Technologies Institute.