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	* [https://www.energynetworks.org/assets/files/gas/Navigant%20Pathways%20to%20Net-Zero.pdf Pathways to Net-Zero: Decarbonising the Gas Networks in Great Britain].		* [https://www.energynetworks.org/assets/files/gas/Navigant%20Pathways%20to%20Net-Zero.pdf Pathways to Net-Zero: Decarbonising the Gas Networks in Great Britain].

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	[https://www.energynetworks.org/gas/futures/gas-goes-green.html Gas Goes Green] is an initiative launched in 2020 by the [https://www.energynetworks.org/ Energy Networks Association]. It is based on the ‘Pathways to Net Zero’ report released in 2019, which was written by Guidehouse (formerly Navigant) and peer reviewed by Imperial College London.		[https://www.energynetworks.org/gas/futures/gas-goes-green.html Gas Goes Green] is an initiative launched in 2020 by the [https://www.energynetworks.org/ Energy Networks Association]. It is based on the ‘Pathways to Net Zero’ report released in 2019, which was written by Guidehouse (formerly Navigant) and peer reviewed by Imperial College London.
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	* Lead a national gas boiler switchover scheme.		* Lead a national gas boiler switchover scheme.
	* Work to integrate hydrogen and renewable gases in the gas networks.		* Work to integrate hydrogen and renewable gases in the gas networks.
−	* Update to safety measures to support a zero carbon gas grid.	+	* Update safety measures to support a zero carbon gas grid.
	* Make changes to connections to the gas grid for farmers and other businesses to supply green gases for the local gas grid.		* Make changes to connections to the gas grid for farmers and other businesses to supply green gases for the local gas grid.

−	The programme brings representatives from five of the UK’s gas network operators - ~~[https://www.nationalgrid.com/~~ National Grid], ~~[https://www.sgn.co.uk/~~ SGN], ~~[https://www.northerngasnetworks.co.uk/~~ Northern Gas], ~~[https://www.wwutilities.co.uk/~~ Wales & West Utilities] and ~~[https://cadentgas.com/home~~ Cadent gas] - together with civil servants, engineering and policy experts to participate in a venture designed to put the UK in position to ~~commit to~~ net zero emissions by 2050.	+	The programme brings representatives from five of the UK’s gas network operators - National Grid, SGN, Northern Gas, Wales & West Utilities and Cadent gas - together with civil servants, engineering and policy experts to participate in a venture designed to put the UK in position to achieve net zero emissions by 2050.

	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =
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	* [https://www.energynetworks.org/assets/files/gas/Navigant%20Pathways%20to%20Net-Zero.pdf Pathways to Net-Zero: Decarbonising the Gas Networks in Great Britain].		* [https://www.energynetworks.org/assets/files/gas/Navigant%20Pathways%20to%20Net-Zero.pdf Pathways to Net-Zero: Decarbonising the Gas Networks in Great Britain].

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	[https://www.energynetworks.org/gas/futures/gas-goes-green.html Gas Goes Green] is an initiative launched in 2020 by the [https://www.energynetworks.org/ Energy Networks Association]. It is based on the ‘Pathways to Net Zero’ report released in 2019, which was written by Guidehouse (formerly Navigant) and peer reviewed by Imperial College London.		[https://www.energynetworks.org/gas/futures/gas-goes-green.html Gas Goes Green] is an initiative launched in 2020 by the [https://www.energynetworks.org/ Energy Networks Association]. It is based on the ‘Pathways to Net Zero’ report released in 2019, which was written by Guidehouse (formerly Navigant) and peer reviewed by Imperial College London.

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	* Biogas.		* Biogas.
	* Carbon footprint.		* Carbon footprint.
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	* Climate Change Act.		* Climate Change Act.
	* Low or zero carbon technologies.		* Low or zero carbon technologies.

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−	Gas Goes Green is an initiative launched in 2020 by the [https://www.energynetworks.org/ Energy Networks Association]. It is based on the ‘Pathways to Net Zero’ report released in 2019, which was written by Guidehouse (formerly Navigant) and peer reviewed by Imperial College London.	+	[https://www.energynetworks.org/gas/futures/gas-goes-green.html Gas Goes Green] is an initiative launched in 2020 by the [https://www.energynetworks.org/ Energy Networks Association]. It is based on the ‘Pathways to Net Zero’ report released in 2019, which was written by Guidehouse (formerly Navigant) and peer reviewed by Imperial College London.

	The goal of the programme is to create a net zero energy infrastructure throughout the UK that is powered by biogas, bio-synthetic natural gas (bioSNG), hydrogen and smart hybrid heating systems.		The goal of the programme is to create a net zero energy infrastructure throughout the UK that is powered by biogas, bio-synthetic natural gas (bioSNG), hydrogen and smart hybrid heating systems.

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−	Gas Goes Green is an initiative launched in 2020 by the Energy Networks Association. It is based on the ‘Pathways to Net Zero’ report released in 2019, which was written by Guidehouse (formerly Navigant) and peer reviewed by Imperial College London.	+	Gas Goes Green is an initiative launched in 2020 by the [https://www.energynetworks.org/ Energy Networks Association]. It is based on the ‘Pathways to Net Zero’ report released in 2019, which was written by Guidehouse (formerly Navigant) and peer reviewed by Imperial College London.

	The goal of the programme is to create a net zero energy infrastructure throughout the UK that is powered by biogas, bio-synthetic natural gas (bioSNG), hydrogen and smart hybrid heating systems.		The goal of the programme is to create a net zero energy infrastructure throughout the UK that is powered by biogas, bio-synthetic natural gas (bioSNG), hydrogen and smart hybrid heating systems.
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	* Make changes to connections to the gas grid for farmers and other businesses to supply green gases for the local gas grid.		* Make changes to connections to the gas grid for farmers and other businesses to supply green gases for the local gas grid.

−	The programme brings representatives from five of the UK’s gas network operators - National Grid, SGN, Northern Gas, Wales & West Utilities and Cadent gas - together with civil servants, engineering and policy experts to participate in ~~an initiative~~ designed to put the UK in position to commit to net zero emissions by 2050.	+	The programme brings representatives from five of the UK’s gas network operators - [https://www.nationalgrid.com/ National Grid], [https://www.sgn.co.uk/ SGN], [https://www.northerngasnetworks.co.uk/ Northern Gas], [https://www.wwutilities.co.uk/ Wales & West Utilities] and [https://cadentgas.com/home Cadent gas] - together with civil servants, engineering and policy experts to participate in a venture designed to put the UK in position to commit to net zero emissions by 2050.

	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

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	Gas Goes Green is an initiative launched in 2020 by the Energy Networks Association. It is based on the ‘Pathways to Net Zero’ report released in 2019, which was written by Guidehouse (formerly Navigant) and peer reviewed by Imperial College London.		Gas Goes Green is an initiative launched in 2020 by the Energy Networks Association. It is based on the ‘Pathways to Net Zero’ report released in 2019, which was written by Guidehouse (formerly Navigant) and peer reviewed by Imperial College London.

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	* Net zero carbon 2050.		* Net zero carbon 2050.
	* Types of fuel.		* Types of fuel.
−	* What we need for the journey to net-zero carbon emissions.
−	* Zero net regulated carbon emissions.

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	Gas Goes Green is an initiative launched in 2020 by the Energy Networks Association. It is based on the ‘Pathways to Net Zero’ report released in 2019, which was written by Guidehouse (formerly Navigant) and peer reviewed by Imperial College London.		Gas Goes Green is an initiative launched in 2020 by the Energy Networks Association. It is based on the ‘Pathways to Net Zero’ report released in 2019, which was written by Guidehouse (formerly Navigant) and peer reviewed by Imperial College London.

−	The goal of the programme is to create a net zero energy infrastructure throughout the UK that is powered by biogas, bioSNG, hydrogen and smart hybrid heating systems.	+	The goal of the programme is to create a net zero energy infrastructure throughout the UK that is powered by biogas, bio-synthetic natural gas (bioSNG), hydrogen and smart hybrid heating systems.

	In its first phase, the programme will set out to:		In its first phase, the programme will set out to:

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Gas Goes Green is an initiative launched in 2020 by the Energy Networks Association. It is based on the ‘Pathways to Net Zero’ report released in 2019, which was written by Guidehouse (formerly Navigant) and peer reviewed by Imperial College London.

The goal of the programme is to create a net zero energy infrastructure throughout the UK that is powered by biogas, bioSNG, hydrogen and smart hybrid heating systems.

In its first phase, the programme will set out to:

* Lead a national gas boiler switchover scheme.
* Work to integrate hydrogen and renewable gases in the gas networks.
* Update to safety measures to support a zero carbon gas grid.
* Make changes to connections to the gas grid for farmers and other businesses to supply green gases for the local gas grid.

The programme brings representatives from five of the UK’s gas network operators - National Grid, SGN, Northern Gas, Wales & West Utilities and Cadent gas - together with civil servants, engineering and policy experts to participate in an initiative designed to put the UK in position to commit to net zero emissions by 2050.

= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

* A zero-carbon UK by 2050?
* Biogas.
* Carbon footprint.
* Carbon negative.
* Carbon neutral.
* Climate Change Act.
* Low or zero carbon technologies.
* Mains gas.
* Natural gas.
* Net zero carbon 2050.
* Types of fuel.
* What we need for the journey to net-zero carbon emissions.
* Zero net regulated carbon emissions.

= External resources =

* [https://www.energynetworks.org/assets/files/GGG_Launch_Doc_FINAL.pdf Gas Goes Green: Delivering the Pathway to Net Zero].
* [https://www.energynetworks.org/assets/files/gas/Navigant%20Pathways%20to%20Net-Zero.pdf Pathways to Net-Zero: Decarbonising the Gas Networks in Great Britain].

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