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ARTICLE · 08 MAY 2023

Home, Work, Play … And Net Zero

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Ahead of All-Energy 2023, the UK's largest low carbon energy and decarbonisation event, Clare Foster explores a key focus of the conference: the decarbonisation of cities and places.

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You could be forgiven for feeling more than a little battered and bruised in 21st century Britain - having endured more than three years of Covid, we have seen a number of developments that most thought they would never witness in their lifetime - a horrendous war in Ukraine with the resultant turmoil in the energy and gas markets, exacerbated by a febrile geo-political situation, meaning security of supply has never been higher on the domestic agenda.

Add to that the challenges of political upheaval, extreme weather events, a cost of living crisis and more than 1.5 million children in England living in cold, damp or mouldy homes (a statistic from charity Citizens Advice in January 2023).

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