The Telegraph: U.K. announces collapse of energy policy

In the UK, an energy policy that was aimed at achieving zero carbon emissions has failed. This is reported by Lenta.ru, referring to the British newspaper The Telegraph to an article by journalist Ben Marlow.

According to the information received, it is known that the British authorities planned to switch to renewable energy sources and wanted to achieve zero carbon emissions by 2050. According to the observer, more fossil fuels will be needed in the shortest possible time to improve energy security. British politicians argue that “environmentally friendly projects take too long”.

According to the expert, the energy situation could be better if London started building new nuclear power plants (NPPs) across the country. It is noted that the last time the UK built a nuclear power plant was in 1995, and the construction of a new plant will not be completed until 2027.

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The Telegraph: U.K. announces collapse of energy policy