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ARTICLE · 17 MARCH 2009

UK launches Low Carbon Strategy

On 6 March 2008, the UK government (BERR and DECC) launched the 'Low Carbon Industrial Strategy: a Vision'.

United KingdomEnergy and Natural Resources
Munir Hassan
Munir Hassan
Nicholas Molho
Nicholas Molho

On 6 March 2008, the UK government (BERR and DECC) launched the 'Low Carbon Industrial Strategy: a Vision'. A public consultation on the draft paper began on Friday and aims to gather responses from stakeholders to inform the final strategy paper, which the government intends to publish this summer. The government intends the above to be used to help define government policy going forward and impact a wide variety of industries.

A large number of separate initiatives are already in train for most of the areas that the strategy paper covers. How the outcome of the consultation will be reflected in those separate initiatives and processes is not made clear. Given the paper's breadth of scope, it could be used to integrate the strategy for achieving a low carbon economy and draw together the strands for the various initiatives in Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS), renewables, nuclear, energy infrastructure and energy efficiency, and to highlight inconsistencies of

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