In October 2021 the Government published its Net Zero Strategy, setting out (by sector) the policies and measures intended to keep the UK on its pathway to net zero by 2050. It outlines policies and measures for the period up to 2035. Sitting underneath it are other sectoral strategies which have been or will be published e.g. Heat & Buildings Strategy and Transport Decarbonisation Plan.
The British countryside is accelerating the transition from fossil fuels to clean power
Published on 19th October, the Governments Heat and Buildings Strategy sets out its plan to significantly cut carbon emissions from the UK’s 30 million homes and workplaces in a simple, low-cost and green way whilst ensuring this remains affordable and fair for households across the country. The RSN has examined the strategy through a Rural Lens, this is a series of work published by the RSN, where we have reviewed Government strategies and plans from a rural perspective, highlighting your attention to key parts that may affect your rural communities and service delivery.
The first ever Countryside COP was convened to showcase and inspire net zero activity in rural communities in response to climate change
Residents on low incomes in parts of North Yorkshire are set to benefit from a scheme aimed at tackling fuel poverty and cutting carbon emissions The Green Homes Grant scheme is operating in the Hambleton, Richmondshire and Ryedal
Remember Rural is the message from the Rural Services Network as the world leaders unite at COP26 to work together towards tackling climate change
Sustainable publication Bioenergy Insight reports that the UK’s biomass heat industry has urged the government to stop ignoring and excluding rural off-grid communities in heat decarbonisation plans The UK Pellet
An environmental conference taking place this week, Countryside COP, will aim to showcase and inspire actions to tackle the climate crisis in rural communities ahead of COP26
Renewable liquid fuels offer an affordable way to help consumers in rural areas decarbonise on the pathway to net zero
The Guardian reports on a new fund launched by Ofgem which hopes to help homes and businesses to go green
In October 2021 the Government published its Net Zero Strategy, setting out (by sector) the policies and measures intended to keep the UK on its pathway to net zero by 2050. It outlines policies and measures for the period up to 2035. Sitting underneath it are other sectoral strategies which have been or will be published e.g. Heat & Buildings Strategy and Transport Decarbonisation Plan.
The British countryside is accelerating the transition from fossil fuels to clean power
Published on 19th October, the Governments Heat and Buildings Strategy sets out its plan to significantly cut carbon emissions from the UK’s 30 million homes and workplaces in a simple, low-cost and green way whilst ensuring this remains affordable and fair for households across the country. The RSN has examined the strategy through a Rural Lens, this is a series of work published by the RSN, where we have reviewed Government strategies and plans from a rural perspective, highlighting your attention to key parts that may affect your rural communities and service delivery.
The first ever Countryside COP was convened to showcase and inspire net zero activity in rural communities in response to climate change
Residents on low incomes in parts of North Yorkshire are set to benefit from a scheme aimed at tackling fuel poverty and cutting carbon emissions The Green Homes Grant scheme is operating in the Hambleton, Richmondshire and Ryedal
Remember Rural is the message from the Rural Services Network as the world leaders unite at COP26 to work together towards tackling climate change
Sustainable publication Bioenergy Insight reports that the UK’s biomass heat industry has urged the government
An environmental conference taking place this week, Countryside COP, will aim to showcase and inspire actions to tackle the climate crisis in rural communities ahead of COP26
Renewable liquid fuels offer an affordable way to help consumers in rural areas decarbonise on the pathway to net zero
The Guardian reports on a new fund launched by Ofgem which hopes to help homes and businesses to go green
