THE ROLE OF BATTERIES AND FUEL CELLS IN DECARBONISING THE UK ECONOMY

David Stephen Pollock

National Institute Economic Review, 2023, vol. 266, 55-63

Abstract: The prospects are considered of deploying batteries and fuel cells in order to reduce the carbon emissions from various modes of transport. It is proposed that the government has not done enough to advance these technologies and that Britain is lagging behind other countries. The adequacy of Britain’s future supplies of energy is called into question.

Date: 2023
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