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The UK has expanded international cooperation in the energy sector with the confirmation of long-term partnerships with both Colombia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE).

Last week saw the publication of the highly anticipated Net Zero Review, led by Chris Skidmore MP, which cited the need to increase the deployment and adoption of low carbon technologies in a bid to reach the UK’s net zero targets.

The Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) has released the eagerly anticipated Chris Skidmore MP independent review into the UK’s net zero prospects.

National Grid has completed a ten-week trial test of a hydrogen-powered generator at a 400kV modified substation.

Octopus Hydrogen has agreed a logistics partnership with Greenergy Flexigrid for the delivery, storage and dispensing of green hydrogen on customer sites.

Energy storage firm Gravitricity has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with infrastructure company VSL Systems UK to explore purpose-built underground green hydrogen storage.

​Hydrogen is not a “panacea for reaching net zero” with significant infrastructure challenges limiting its use, according to a new report from the Commons Science and Technology Committee.

The UK government has allocated a total of £102 million to support both nuclear and hydrogen innovation in a bid to reduce the UK’s carbon footprint.

DNV has released a new report which indicates the UK is set to miss its 2050 net zero target and has called on industry and government to mobilise a clear roadmap to attain the mid-century goal.

The Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) has provided over £32 million to five energy storage projects across the nation to support the development of new technologies such as thermal batteries and liquid flow batteries.