The quickest way to net zero
By: Ben Whitelam, Commercial Director
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04/06/2024
Updated 07/05/2025 - Net Zero, Featured Videos
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When we talk about achieving net zero, it often seems dependent on so much new technology becoming commercially available – whether it be carbon capture and storage, green hydrogen or nuclear fusion.
Yet many of the solutions we need to hit our 2050 deadline are already here.
In this video, I share my answers to four of the most common questions I hear from businesses:
- From an energy perspective, what existing technologies do you think can get us to net zero?
- How can we overcome the issue of intermittency to ensure 24/7 supply?
- Do we see a need to change consumer behaviours to support our net zero goals?
- What about the issue of network insufficiency between Scotland and England?
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