How UK housing can contribute to the 2050 net zero target
In the third episode of our Net Zero Nudge series, Frances Warburton discusses the challenges of decarbonising heating in homes. |
The third episode of our six-part podcast series Net Zero Nudge explores the choices that will need to be made to meet the challenge of finding low-carbon ways of heating housing.
Frances Warburton, Partner, Economic Advisory, Ernst & Young LLP, is joined by Matt Hindle, Head of Net Zero, Wales & West Utilities, Clem Cowton, Director of External Affairs and Ed Reed, Editor at Energy Voice, for an insightful discussion around the following questions:
- How will the UK achieve the objective of making all heating appliances in homes and workplaces low carbon by 2050?
- What are the competing technologies for decarbonised heating, and which ones are making the most progress?
- What key decisions need to be made by the government and others to support heat decarbonisation?
Key takeaways:
- Understanding which technologies are winning the race for domestic heating solutions.
- The potential impact that decarbonised heating solutions will have on UK consumers.
- The need for collaboration across the industry to drive change.
Learn more about the Net Zero Nudge podcast series.
Read the transcript.
Presenters
Frances Warburton
Associate Partner, Economic Advisory, Ernst & Young LLPPodcast
Duration 41m 59s
External presenters:
Matt Hindle, Head of Net Zero at Wales & West Utilities
Ed Reed - Editor at Energy Voice
Clem Cowton, Director of External Affairs at Octopus Energy
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