Energy giant SSE Thermal is calling on the government to turbocharge the delivery of low-carbon technologies to deliver a net zero power system by 2035.
Highlighting the low carbon developments it is bringing forward on the Humber, including Keadby Three Carbon Capture Power Station, and the Aldbrough Hydrogen Pathfinder, it has set out the steps it believes are required in a new vision.
The company has underlined five key asks of Westminster to unlock a £24 billion investment programme it has, which includes the potential hydrogen-firing for power in its North Lincolnshire cluster.
