UK industrial electricity prices are 63% above the international median, the highest in the developed world, driven by renewables subsidies … Continue reading “Bad energy policy made Britain’s electricity the most expensive in the developed world, and stalled economic growth”

Our Head of Lifestyle Chris Snowdon has written for The Critic on Britain’s breakdown in trust. The article said: “Like … Continue reading “VPN nation”

Dirk Auer, Director of Competition Policy at the International Center for Law and Economics and co-author of Digital Overload, has … Continue reading “DMCC bill is a tech turn-off”

Commenting on the introduction of The Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers (DMCC) Bill, the IEA’s Director of Public Policy and … Continue reading “Digital Markets Unit risks stifling investment and innovation”

IEA Head of Public Policy Matthew Lesh has written in City AM urging policymakers to overhaul EU regulations holding back … Continue reading “Red tape risks the potential benefits of lab-grown meat”

IEA Head of Public Policy Matthew Lesh has argued in CapX that the government’s Retained EU Law Bill is necessary … Continue reading “Concerns over repealing EU law ‘overblown’, says IEA policy expert”

Summary Net neutrality is the principle that internet service providers (ISPs) should treat all web traffic equally. This means, in … Continue reading “Expanding the Web: The case against net neutrality”

Commenting on Boris Johnson’s speech on nuclear energy, Andy Mayer, Energy Analyst at free market think tank the Institute of … Continue reading “France is not a model for nuclear success, says IEA energy analyst”

The Telegraph attracted a bit of social media flak last week for publishing an article on the cost-of-living crisis with … Continue reading “Our cost-of-living crisis is homegrown, and self-inflicted”