10 Point Pod 11 – The plan comes to COP

It seems fitting to conclude the 10 Point Pod following the conclusion of COP26, just down the road. The United Nations’ delayed jamboree provided an ideal opportunity for the government to highlight its plans and reflect on the international nature of the challenge at hand. 

Helping shed light on this in this episode, and reflecting on the whole span of The 10 Point Pod boxset, are EY’s UK&I Energy Market Leader Rob Doepel, and former Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change, Amber Rudd.

While the 10 Point Pod is ending, it is clear that there are plenty of twists and turns along the road. More clarity will come from the government and there are likely to be a number of surprises, challenges and successes from industry. 

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