Building a low-carbon economy |
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Building a low-carbon economy - the UK's contribution to tackling climate change was published on 1st December 2008 and contains the CCC’s recommendations on the 2050 emissions reduction target and advises on the levels of the UK’s first three legally binding carbon budgets for 2008-2022. Download our launch press release Download a pocklet booklet containing the reports key messages Read the Executive Summary Read the report in full View the launch presentation slides Please note, to save on paper and printing you can download the specific chapter you require separately (please see links below) Building a low-carbon economy – the UK’s contribution to tackling climate change Part I: The 2050 target 1. Setting a 2050 target 2. Meeting a 2050 target Part II: Setting and meeting the first three budgets 3. The first three budgets: summary analysis and recommendations 4. Carbon markets and carbon prices 5. Decarbonising electricity generation 6. Energy use in buildings and industry 7. Reducing domestic transport emissions Part III: Extending the carbon budget framework? 8. International aviation and shipping 9. Non CO2 greenhouse gases Part IV: Wider economic and social considerations 10. Competitiveness challenges and opportunities 11. Economic costs and fiscal implications 12. Fuel poverty implications 13. Energy security of supply 14. Differences in national circumstances To view glossary of terms used in the report, click here Read our simple guide to understanding Marginal Abatement Cost (MAC) Curves. Sustainability statement This report was produced in a sustainable fashion using 75% recycled paper on stock that is certified by the FSC. The report was produced at an EMAS verified facility which has improved on environmental performance year on year. |
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