Net Zero strategy is as unrealistic as ‘magic beans fertilised by unicorn’s blood’.

The UK Government is committed to reducing emissions by 68% from 1990 to 2030. Most of the easy cuts have been made with a switch from coal to gas, and the offshoring of a great deal of British manufacturing capacity. But the easy cuts, and the ubiquitous virtue signalling that goes with them, have ended. To comply with legal requirements going forward a massive ramp up of green energy is required, and there is little evidence that it is occurring. Daily Sceptic

“UK FIRES leader, Professor Julian Allwood, said the UK Net Zero strategy is as unrealistic as ‘magic beans fertilised by unicorn’s blood’. Mainstream media is very keen on horrific climate stories, but UK FIRES predictions are more or less ignored.”#CostOfNetZero

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— Net Zero Watch (@NetZeroWatch) May 2, 2023

The United Kingdom is likely to have barely a quarter of the energy in 2050 promised by the Government and its Climate Change Committee if all the legal obligations of Net Zero are followed. This shocking news is forecast by the latest energy review recently published by U.K. FIRES. Government-funded U.K FIRES writes that the “whole excitement” of its project has been to recognise that such a shortfall is close to a certain reality. Excitement is not perhaps a word that comes immediately to mind when contemplating Britain’s almost certain economic and societal collapse. Here is the report.