Posted: 25 July, 2016. Written by Ciaran
On 14 July Labour launched The Green Gas Book at the Houses of Parliment. Below is the accompanying txt from Alan Whitehead's blog with a link to view a cop of the report. You can find.
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The Green Gas Book is a series of essays exploring the development of “green gas” (or more accurately, “green gases”), written by experts in the field. This book looks at the range of those green gases – biomethane, hydrogen, bio-substitute natural gas (bioSNG) and biopropane – their uses, benefits and potential challenges in their application. While no one of these green gases is the perfect solution, we may think of them as “10% solutions,” which, together with developments such as district heating schemes, would go a long way towards helping us decarbonise the heat sector.
This book was commissioned by Labour’s frontbench energy team and has been produced in co-ordination with the PLP’s energy and climate change committee. We hope that it can serve as an important contribution to policy discussion.
You can view an online version of the book here, or request a hard copy by emailing alan.whitehead.mp@parliament.uk