Energy transition is under an ever-brightening spotlight. The stage is set: to ensure global warming remains within 1.5˚C of pre-industrial levels, the world must reach net zero by 2050.
Without a steady pipeline of bankable clean energy projects, the UK’s energy transition could fail, or at least be significantly delayed. So, what is needed to help unlock investment – and what are the consequences if we do not? By Jonathan Dyble, Partner at WD Editorial












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