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Decarbonising the Gas Network
POSTnotes POST-PN-0565
The burning of natural gas for heating contributes 14% of the UK’s greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Decarbonising, or reducing the carbon content of the UK gas supply is one option for reducing the emissions from heating. This POSTnote looks at the contribution that two alternative gases, hydrogen and biomethane, could make in achieving this goal.
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Publisher: POST
Organisation: Parliamentary Office of Science & Technology
Subjects: Gas distribution, Decarbonisation