Gas may not survive beyond 2030 – Helm
Gas has a medium-term future but will be outpaced by renewables in the long term, argues Dieter Helm in his new book Gas has a medium-term future but will be outpaced by renewables in the long term, argues Dieter Helm in his new book.
27 June 2017
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The gas industry does not have much time left, according to Dieter Helm, professor of energy policy at Oxford University. In his latest book, Burn Out: The endgame for fossil fuels, Helm argues that how long gas survives in the energy mix will depend on how fast renewable technologies develop. Gas will have a role to play in the next decade despite major changes such as decarbonisation and digitisation, but from 2030-2050 onwards its future is not secure.
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