What to look out for in 2024

Cornwall Insight experts provide their predictions for the year ahead in this handy infographic.

We have collated some predictions from across our knowledge base to provide a quick snapshot of what to look out for in the GB energy market in 2024. The key highlights include the global discussion on financing net zero setting to intensify, energy market prices falling, the potential impact of a General Election, a growth in Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs), and the emergence of opportunities in low carbon hydrogen and heat.

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Dr Dan Atzori

Dr Dan Atzori

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