The Humber Industrial Cluster Plan
The Humber Industrial Cluster Plan (HICP) is the result of a two-year cooperative effort, jointly funded by UK Research and Innovation and eight industrial partners. A collaborative green manifesto, the plan sets out the route for decarbonising the cluster to reach net zero by 2040.
• The UK’s industrial sector accounts for 16% of direct emissions (UK Industrial Decarbonisation Strategy 2021).
• The Humber Industrial Cluster, based around the estuary of the River Humber on England’s east coast, emits around 20 million tonnes of carbon dioxide annually.
While the net zero challenge is immense, so is the opportunity to renew these energy-intensive industrial areas, making them beacons of low-carbon, clean growth that respect the environment and strengthen local economies.
This is the sort of collective effort to build sustainable prosperity that we discuss in our report: https://bit.ly/3OlxCXj
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9moJust tell me that of just cathing the carbon and putting it back into the earth is going to solve the problems as it took thousands of year initially for the same procedure so just plant trees you MUGGLES!!!!!!!!!!!