The Hub is part of a national network of Net Zero Hubs in England, funded and directed by government to support local areas and the communities they serve with the development and delivery of energy projects - including domestic and non-domestic retrofit and community energy - and delivered locally in a partnership of the North East and Yorkshire's Mayoral Combined Authorities.
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The government and Great British Energy have published the Local Power Plan described as “the biggest expansion of support for community owned energy in British

Local authorities are being asked to play an increasingly central role in shaping the future energy system. With Regional Energy Strategic Plans (RESPs) emerging as

The Local Net Zero Hubs network will once again be key partners at two major local government energy conferences this spring.   The government funded

The North East and Yorkshire Net Zero Hub is on board a new government campaign highlighting the benefits of electric vehicles. The “Get that electric

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£300m
of energy projects being delivered
8.9m

people living in our six partner hubs and 31 local authority areas

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2050

UK target to be Net-Zero for carbon emissions

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