The UK will place hydrogen and carbon capture at the core of its industry decarbonization, following a £350 million boost to fuel green recovery, announced this week. But compared with other countries in Europe, the amount seems tiny. As part of the country’s drive to reach net zero emissions by 2050, the injection of finance aims to help businesses slash emissions across heavy industry, construction, space and transport. This also comes alongside the inauguration of the country’s Jet Zero initiative, which had its first meeting this week, aiming to create a net zero future for aviation. The paltry £350 million is unlikely to make any real dent in the investment required for the UK’s industrial sector to reach net zero,…