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Chris O’Shea: Investing in a green energy transition

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By Chris O'Shea Verified
| Centrica
The next few years will define Britain’s energy system for a generation. If the zeitgeist of the last parliament was “levelling up”, the priority for this one should be “powering up”. The government’s ambition is to turn the UK into a clean energy superpower, with stable bills, secure energy and decarbonised homes. To achieve this, we need the private and public sectors working together.
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We have a net zero opportunity that could transform the economy and lives

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By Chris O'Shea Verified
| MSN Verified
The UK stands on the cusp of a net zero opportunity that could transform our economy and the lives of people across our country. In the coming years we need to deliver an energy system that is affordable, sustainable and secure. These imperatives will drive a vast wave of investment as we embark on the transition to a low-carbon future. If we get this right, the rewards could be huge. Experts estimate the UK’s net zero economy could be worth £1 trillion by 2030.
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Chris O'Shea - Changes are needed to make the energy sector simpler and more transparent

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By Chris O'Shea Verified
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Home Stories Chris O'Shea - Changes are needed to make the energy sector simpler and more transparent 30 June 2023 Chris O'Shea - Changes are needed to make the energy sector simpler and more transparent Tomorrow, thankfully Ofgem will lower the energy price cap, because the overall cost of energy is coming down. With inflation high, and mortgage holders feeling the strain from rising interest rates, it’s great to see energy costs are at last heading in the right direction.
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