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Yingting Green Energy plans to ban the sale of gasoline-powered vehicles by 2030

  • 2021-06-21

British media reports indicate that British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is scheduled to present his green energy plan on the 18th, potentially announcing a ban on gasoline and diesel vehicles from 2030, five years earlier than originally planned. This would be the second time Johnson has brought forward the ban, highlighting the UK's commitment to achieving its net-zero carbon emissions target. The BBC and the Financial Times reported that the UK's gasoline and diesel vehicle ban could be brought forward to 2030, with hybrid vehicles banned in 2035. Sources familiar with the matter revealed that the UK government has not yet made a final decision. The UK originally planned to implement a gasoline and diesel vehicle ban in 2040, but Johnson announced in February that the ban would be brought forward to 2035. Johnson may now bring the ban forward again to 2030 as part of his green energy plan, a move his government has already postponed at least twice. Johnson is scheduled to unveil his green energy plan on the 18th, focusing on hydrogen, carbon capture and storage, offshore wind power, and home insulation, according to people familiar with the matter. He is expected to approve the construction of nuclear power plants such as Sizewell and invest in small modular reactors (SMRs), which are key technologies for reducing pollution but are too expensive without government subsidies.

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