Britain to phase out coal power stations within a decade with the government saying the UK's energy future lies in gas

The video discusses the UK's plan to phase out coal-fired power stations by 2025, emphasizing the shift towards greener electricity and the role of renewables. It highlights the government's commitment to energy market security and the transition of Drax from coal to biomass. Environmentalists express concerns about replacing coal with gas, questioning the adequacy of the transition to meet energy demands.

What is the UK government's plan for coal-fired power stations by 2025?

• To convert them to nuclear power

• To phase them out

• To increase coal production

• To export coal to other countries

What is the primary source of energy for Drax's power generation?

• Solar panels

• Wind turbines

• Wood pellets

• Natural gas

What is a major concern for Drax regarding the transition from coal?

• Lack of government support

• High conversion costs

• Insufficient wood pellet supply

• Public opposition

What do environmentalists think about replacing coal with gas?

• They fully support it

• They are indifferent

• They believe it's a temporary solution

• They think it's not a solution

What potential issue is raised about the future of energy supply?

• Lack of renewable energy sources

• Excessive energy production

• Inability to meet energy demands

• Over-reliance on coal