April 8, 2025

15 thoughts on “Can UK compete in green industrial revolution needed to reach net zero?

  1. In June 2022, the average price for energy for households in Russia was 0.06 US dollars per kilowatt-hour, while in the UK, gas prices have risen to 45p per therm in February 2021, and then twelve-fold to £5.38 in August 2022. However, Russia is one of the countries with the cheapest electricity prices in the world, while countries that import a lot of fossil fuels for electricity are more vulnerable to price fluctuations. 
    Drill our own

  2. Such a small country and other countries bigger than us are still drilling for oil and gas why should we import there oil and gas and make our citizens poorer use it to boost our economy and infrastructure for the future in renewable energy we have thousands of using food banks this government have wasted our resources

  3. Skynews missing the point many are talking about. To meet net zero tax payers will need to pay more and prices for things like petrol, food and electricity which will have a negative impact on our economy and people's finances.

  4. Wow complete self-delusion. Name one world leading green company from the UK! Or a tech company? We're just a third world "service economy" (ie. Deliveroo)

  5. Wind turbines, solar panels and electirc vehicles are NOT green, they are worse for the environment and net zero is a political scam as proven by sciene.
    Sky keep pushing this propaganda for the global elite to profit and control us more, dont fall for this scam!

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