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Journalist specialising in energy, environment, climate and science. Currently energy editor at the Daily Telegraph, London.
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Britain will need up to £240bn of net zero upgrades

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Britain's electricity network will require up to £240bn of upgrades to support clean power targets, the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) has admitted. In new estimates released by the Government, the cost of building new pylons and power lines will skyrocket in the next 24 years to achieve the Government's net zero ambitions. The energy department has already warned that grid upgrades will cost £80bn by 2030.
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Britain will need up to £240bn of net zero upgrades

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Miliband’s net zero rules ‘holding back AI’

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Ed Miliband has imposed restrictions on new gas-fired power stations - Isabel Infantes/Reuters Ed Miliband's net zero rules risk scuppering Britain's push to become a global leader in artificial intelligence, an industry expert has warned. Paul Stein, the chief executive of Floral Energy, which specialises in providing power for data centres, said the Energy Secretary's restrictions on new gas-fired power stations meant there would not be enough electricity for AI data centres.
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