The Decarbonised Gas Alliance continues to represent the interests of the decarbonised gas value chain with the addition of Clarke Energy onto the Advisory Board.
Clarke Energy, a multi-award-winning global business specialising in the engineering, installation and maintenance of distributed power generation solutions, joins the other Advisory Board members who continue to shape the agenda and work with Government to create a deliverable pathway to a net zero energy system.
The Advisory Board members are:
- Costain
- Peel
- Johnson Matthey
- Shell
- Oil & Gas UK
- DNV
- Energy Networks Association
Alex Marshall, Group Business Development and Marketing Director at Clarke Energy comments:
“Hydrogen and biomethane have the potential to support global decarbonisation and the transition to net zero. As a supplier of high efficiency gas engines and biogas upgrading technology, we decided to join the DGA as they are leading organisation representing industry in the UK’s push to decarbonise gas networks.”
Chris Barron, Chair of the DGA and Costain director of gas networks and storage said:
“Its fantastic that Clarke Energy values the work the DGA does and has committed to be an integral part of influencing government on the policy landscape as well as helping shape the future of the gas system. The DGA’s aim is to articulate a shared view on how decarbonised gas of all types can help the UK reach net zero effectively by both retaining funding for existing projects whilst shaping the future of the decarbonised gas industry.”
Our most recent consultation response to the Hydrogen APPG inquiry in April 2021 and our published DGA Manifesto, clearly set out key asks from government to accelerate hydrogen activity in the UK.
For more information, and to join the conversation contact the DGA at info@dgalliance.org or visit www.dgalliance.org
