Ed Miliband Questioned by Ed Balls on His Pledge for Net Zero Emissions by 2030

The Labor Party has said it plans to spend 1.8 billion pounds over five years as part of their Green Prosperity plan if they win the next general election. This comes after they were forced to U-turn on their previous 28 billion pounds a year pledge.
Ed Balls questions Ed Miliband on whether he will commit to his pledge to bring forward the government's commitment to have net zero emissions by 2030.
Broadcast on 18/04/24
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[@nbarrett100]

Can't say I'm keen on this trend of politicians from the same party interviewing each other. Don’t like it on GB News. Don’t like it here.

[@Mighty5754]

If it was up to braverman she would take all our rights away the police were protecting him nothing more nothing less why these give braverman the airtime she nothing more than a trouble maker

[@OldScientist]

What happens if we get 56 days of "dunkelflaute" like the UK got in 2018? Projecting out to 2050 with increased demand from electrification of transport and heating etc, we would need to find something like 28TWh of missing electricity generated from wind power (but the wind won't be blowing!). Britain currently has 39.3 GWh of pumped storage. There are 4 pumped storage stations in Britain. No storage capacity has been added to the grid since the 1980s, and there is no other large scale energy storage in the country. To cover a cold dark still winter you would need to increase pumped storage capacity by a factor of about 1000 (taking into account pumped storage is about 75% efficient). So we would need to find 4000 suitable locations where a 300 to 400m dam can be built to hold back 10 million cubic metres of water, with a fall to the turbines below of about 400 metres. Then we would have to build 160 of these every year, year after year, for 25 years. The scale, and the massive cost of storage, by whatever method (pumped storage is one of the cheapest by the way), make it an impossible mission.

[@exsubmariner]

Did anyone notice the grab bucket from the crane going into milligrams skull

[@dee74raz]

I did 😊

[@Vinny-Zen]

😂

[@Lionboy2930]

Class!!