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Do have a look at how a transition from a high C to a zero C energy system would be possible in the UK.
The proposal works on a time-line from 2007 to 2027. It is technically feasible, put still politically unaccepted.
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Within this report, we look at the policy framework that can drive this rapid shift, and explore the technologies and lifestyle changes we can expect to see in the next two decades if these policies are followed. We are confident we can maintain high levels of well-being while staying within a strict carbon budget, eliminating our reliance on fossil fuels and providing access to energy for everyone.
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sting attitudes, trends and approaches, we ‘backcasted,’ looking at where we need to be, then seeing what policies and technologies we need to get there’ CAT Development Director Paul Allen said.
‘We are confident that if Britain treated this as the serious emergency the climate science is saying it is, we could eliminate the need for fossil fuels within 20 years.’
If you want to get in touch with the people who wrote this, contact me and I conect you with Peter Harper, Head of Innovation and Research at CAT. Best, Daniel :-)
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August 13, 2009 by Daniel Wahl
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Peter Merry
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this indeed great daniel. i just discovered it again online and was about to post it here when i saw you had! i'm wondering about seeing if we could do a dutch equivalent... love, peter
Peter Merry 976 days ago