The collapse in the cost of renewable energy is happening, making experts and policy-makers increasingly confident that delivering a world of net zero emissions by 2050 is plausible. The major challenge is the tight time-scale: zero-carbon solutions have to be deployed before 2030 to put mid-century targets within reach.
- What forms must the energy transition take?
- Which industries will take the lead, and which will be the laggards?
- Will technology suffice or will constrained consumption be necessary?
Led by:
- Nik Gowing, Managing Partner, Thinking the Unthinkable, UK
With:
- Adair Turner, Chair, Energy Transitions Commission, UK (with us by video)
