A boss of green energy firm Innasol believes the flooding in southern England shows the need to for greater investment in renewable technologies
David Rae, chief financial officer with the renewable heating firm, warned that temperature rises showed a need for investing in future technologies to prevent the UK missing carbon targets.
“Last year the government invested less than £50million in renewable heating,” he said.
“They say this is a central plank of their UK energy roadmap for the future. It does not equate to £4billion for fossil fuels, does not equate to £16billion for nuclear.
“Once in a hundred year storms are happening every year now.”
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