GUILT-FREE net-zero flying is within our reach according to the government, as ministers invest £113m in new net-zero technology.
The DfT and BEIS have announced funding for aerospace companies such as Rolls-Royce and
Rolls-Royce will receive almost £83m to develop liquid hydrogen gas turbines, while
"As the whole world moves to greener forms of aviation, there is a massive opportunity for the
"This is another step in the right direction towards decarbonising aviation, but 'guilt-free flying' is still years, if not decades off," he said.
Shapps' words were nevertheless echoed by transport secretary
The funding announcement coincides with the DfT launching a call for evidence, seeking views on how to get airports to reach their net-zero targets by 2040.
Through the consultation, which will run until 2 May, ministers seek to understand which hubs the target should apply to, as well as the challenges that could hinder the goal.
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