Boris Johnson calls on countries to follow UK's 'renewable energy revolution'

The UK is committed to achieving Net Zero emissions by 2050, being the first major economy to make this pledge. Despite criticisms about the cost and feasibility, the UK has demonstrated success by reducing CO2 emissions by 42% since 1990 while increasing GDP by 73%. This progress is attributed to determination and technological optimism. The country has significantly reduced its reliance on coal, now only 3% of its power, and aims for 0% by 2024, leading a revolution in renewable energy.

What has been the impact on GDP while cutting CO2 emissions?

What is the UK's goal for coal power by 2024?