Following the significant milestone of backstop legislation in September 2024, the backlog of unissued accounts has fallen dramatically
Private and public sector organisations face inflection points on the path to Net Zero that require strategic decisions.
Hydrogen and CCUS technologies will play a critical role in the UK’s journey to Net Zero by 2050, but keeping pace with rapid changes to policy, targets, funding mechanisms, and delivery methods can be complex.
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Government experience
Our team includes ex-government leaders, consultants, and specialists with decades of advisory experience across Net Zero
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Comfortable with ambiguity
Adept at designing innovative solutions and working at the cutting edge of new low-carbon technologies and business models
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Agile approach
Tailored approach to meet changing requirements in a nascent and fast-moving sector
Why Grant Thornton
You'll work with a team who can draw on their own experience designing and implementing Net Zero pathways in the UK Government and across the private sector to guide you through your own transition.
Whether you’re a business or regional government keen to invest in hydrogen or CCUS to enable decarbonisation, we can leverage this expertise to solve your challenges while anticipating risks, and mitigating them before they arise.
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