Current policies and regulations will not be sufficient to attract the hundreds of billions of pounds of investment required to decarbonise the UK’s energy system, industry figures have warned. Speaking at an event held by Energy UK in London, they said significant changes will be needed if the country is to fulfil its commitment to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to net zero by 2050.
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