Its hoped net zero will be achieved by 2050
All renewable energy options are being considered by Manx Utilities to help the Isle of Man hit its climate targets by 2050.
By that date the Island should have reached net zero.
It's something the authority says it's having to consider when investing in new technology.
Chief Executive Phil King has been giving evidence to the Environment and Infrastructure Policy Review Committee:
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