"They say the government urgently needs to invest in three key technologies: carbon capture and storage with bioenergy crops; hydrogen for a wide variety of uses; and advanced nuclear power."

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Committee on Climate Change (2020): Land use: Policies for a Net Zero UK. London.

"This report presents the CCC’s first ever in-depth advice on UK agricultural and land use policies. The report assesses the way we use our land today and the changes required in how we farm and use land in order to deliver the UK Government’s Net Zero greenhouse gas emissions target by 2050."

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"Over the period, carbon emissions in Britain's power sector fell by around two thirds to 54 million metric tonnes in 2019 from 161 million tonnes in 2010 as the country's generators shifted away from coal and natural gas to renewables such as sustainable biomass."

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"Investing in the deployment of early commercial gasification based plants, and building on the UK’s expertise in Miscanthus breeding and use, were identified as areas that the UK government should support. In hydrogen and fuel cells, bringing down the cost of both electrolysers and fuel cells through advanced manufacturing techniques and lower cost materials were identified as focus areas, to enable their widespread use in hydrogen production and transport."

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