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Matthew Boulton
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Editor-in-Chief, American Journal of Preventative Medicine, Elsevier
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By Matthew Boulton, EDF Renewables, Cameron Murray Verified| Energy Storage News Verified The UK’s journey to net zero emissions hinges on a fundamental shift in our energy landscape. In fact, projections show that the electrification of heating, transport and industry is expected to result in a rapid increase in demand, which means that by 2050, we could be using twice as much electricity as we do today. This is a huge undertaking. In this shift towards an electrified energy system, greater amounts of renewable sources, like wind and solar, must be plugged into the grid.
By Matthew Boulton| The Engineer (magazine) Verified The new UK government has set out an ambitious target to accelerate the deployment and integration of renewables by 2030. To achieve this and move from fossil fuel-powered plants to renewables, which cannot be turned on or off as required, requires modernisation of the grid and new infrastructure to ensure a stable energy supply. MORE FROM OPINIONGovernment has acknowledged this and is committed to tackling the barriers that have prevented progress.
By Matthew Boulton, EDF Renewables, Cameron Murray Verified| Energy Storage News Verified The UK’s journey to net zero emissions hinges on a fundamental shift in our energy landscape. In fact, projections show that the electrification of heating, transport and industry is expected to result in a rapid increase in demand, which means that by 2050, we could be using twice as much electricity as we do today. This is a huge undertaking. In this shift towards an electrified energy system, greater amounts of renewable sources, like wind and solar, must be plugged into the grid.
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Elsevier
Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands
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