Hydrogen production that relies on fossil gas (methane) from the North Sea could become too expensive over the next decade as green hydrogen plants become increasingly cost competitive, says a report from Carbon Tracker. Here in Norfolk, we have a choice of investment in Green or Blue Hydrogen. As the Carbon Tracker’s new report – […]
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It has been suggested by the deputy leader of Conservative-led Norfolk County Council that we should build three Small Module Reactors (SMRs) in Norfolk to solve our energy crisis. In a letter to the EDP, Broadland Green Party councillor, Jan Davis, asks if this is really the answer and who would want a nuclear power […]
In an article published in the EDP on the 17th October, Jamie Osborn, Green Party County, and City Councillor argues the issuing of new offshore oil and gas licences to reduce energy bills is a fallacy. It is unnecessary when we have renewables that are far cheaper and will reduce our carbon footprint in the […]
