The UK government aims to transform Britain into a “clean energy superpower” by 2030, with a target of 95% electricity generation from low-carbon sources. To achieve this, investments in renewables like wind and solar power, as well as storage and distribution infrastructure, are needed. However, the challenge lies in securing the £40 billion per year required for these investments, as the stock market funding for renewables has declined, leading to uncertainties in meeting the ambitious clean energy goals.
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