Rishi Sunak to announce additional funding for green fuels at COP27
This will fund green technology and clean energy innovations in developing countries. The scheme has already provided funding for prototype lithium-ion batteries in Nigeria and clean hydrogen-based fuels for steel production in Morocco. Additionally, funding has supported the creation of biomass-powered refrigeration in India.
The events of COP27 will be closely followed by stakeholders in the logistics industry, with carbon emissions currently being a key concern for distributors. According to data from the Office for National Statistics, the transport and storage sector accounted for 11.4% of total UK greenhouse gas emissions in 2020.
Speaking at COP27, Sunak said: “We remain committed to the £11.6 billion that we announced in the last year for international climate finance.”