Vattenfall's response to the UK Government's Clean Power 2030 Action Plan
Responding to the publication of the Clean Power 2030 Action Plan, Lisa Christie, UK Head of Public and Regulatory Affairs at Vattenfall, said:
"It's very encouraging for energy developers that the Government is doubling down on its net zero commitments. Rebuilding the UK's energy infrastructure will bring jobs and investment, boost our energy security, and help keep bills lower for consumers.
"At Vattenfall we believe the UK's 2030 clean power target is achievable, but now government and industry need to move at pace to get the job done."
Read the Clean Power 2030 Action Plan here.
Lisa Christie, UK Head of Public and Regulatory Affairs at Vattenfall.
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