The Zero Carbon Commission
HOW CARBON PRICING CAN HELP BRITAIN ACHIEVE NET ZERO BY 2050
about this report
Commissioners
Introduction: Why Now?
our recommendations
Government as a domestic driver of net zero emissions
Government as a leader towards global net zero
The trajectory to a simpler £75/tco
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e charge in 2030
Why Carbon Pricing?
The 10 arguments for carbon pricing
Carbon prices in 2030
Carbon pricing as part of a system-wide approach
Electricty
Heating
Industry
Agriculture
Surface transport
Aviation
Shipping
Waste
Creating certainty
Rebates, recovery, and transformation: using money from carbon charges (and elsewhere)
Post-script: if there is a UK-ETS
August 19, 2020
1973
First modern personal computer, the Xerox Alto, featuring a graphical user interface, mouse, and desktop
August 19, 2020
1969
Development of ARPANET, predecessor to the internet
August 19, 2020
1959
Computer scientist John McCarthy proposes the idea of time-sharing, allowing multiple people to use the same central computer – and goes to argue that computation will…
August 12, 2020
1951
First commercial computer UNIVAC is delivered to the US Census Bureau, weighing 16,000 pounds and capable of 1,000 operations per second
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