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Shaping new markets for green gas
The successful transformation of the UK electricity system into one now dominated by low-carbon generation is largely due to a succession of government support schemes for renewables. Here, Simi Shallon considers how the use of ‘green gases’ could be encouraged for the heat and transport sectors.
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Journal title: Energy World
Publisher: Energy Institute
Subjects: Low carbon - Gas markets -
