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At a glance: Everything announced by the UK Government for ‘Green Day’

At a glance: Everything announced by the UK Government for ‘Green Day’

The UK Government published more than 2,800 pages of documents on Thursday (30 March) outlining plans to improve energy security, green the finance system and make its net-zero strategy lawful. Here, we round up the key announcements at a glance.

#SustyTalk Live: British Airways’ Carrie Harris on the challenges of decarbonising aviation

Report: Firms with net-zero targets still not cutting back on business flights

Delta plots pathway to net-zero by 2050, including hydrogen and electric aircraft

Get clear on cleantech for transport, MPs tell UK Government

Lufthansa ad banned by UK Advertising Standards Authority over greenwashing concerns

‘No single answer’: New research casts doubt over sustainable aviation fuels

Wizz Air, Heathrow and Boeing unveil sustainable aviation fuel plans

Hydrogen and electric aircraft projects backed with fresh £113m of funding

Delta to open innovation lab for low-carbon aviation tech

Survey: 7 in 10 Brits don’t believe environmental claims by businesses are credible

Waste-to-jet-fuel projects get multi-million-pound funding boost from UK Government

Hydrogen ‘not a silver bullet’ for net-zero heating and transport, MPs warn

British Airways applies for funding for large-scale sustainable aviation fuels production in UK

‘Gold’ hydrogen and electric flying cars: The best green innovations of October 2022

Transport giants ‘reinvesting less than 1% of revenues in low-carbon transition’

Net-zero by 2050: International agreement reached by aviation sector

easyJet bets big on hydrogen in new net-zero strategy

UK Government accused of letting aviation sector sway climate strategy through donations

Austrian Airlines has ‘carbon-neutral’ advertisements pulled over greenwashing concerns
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