The UK government is using a carbon price more than three times higher than its current price to help shape energy policy over the next two years, raising questions over its strategy to weaken the cost of pollution.
A paper published by the Department of Energy Security and Net Zero last week argued new wind and solar projects will be substantially cheaper than new gas-fired generation from 2025, using a carbon price of near £150 per tonne to underpin its analysis.
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