CLEAN : UK government's petrol, diesel car ban by 2030 is a "world leading decision" (Greenpeace)

The UK plans to ban petrol and diesel vehicles by 2030, a significant move for a major industrial nation. This decision aims to set a global precedent and influence the EU towards eliminating fossil fuels. The UK government is committed to expanding offshore wind and onshore renewables to ensure clean energy for future vehicles. However, the government's 10 point plan is seen as inconsistent, with concerns over nuclear investment and hydrogen's viability. The plan includes positive measures like building insulation and electric heating, essential for achieving a zero-emission energy system by 2050.

What are the concerns regarding the government's investment in nuclear energy?

What measures are suggested for achieving a zero-emission energy system by 2050?