The Government’s nuclear plans create incentives for nuclear power companies to overcharge consumers, by linking prices to the firms’ own … Continue reading “Nuclear energy plans contain a ticking time bomb for our bills”

There are plenty of irritating things about the new eco-militant movement, whether it is the Greta Thunberg faction, Extinction Rebellion, … Continue reading “What has Britain ever done to combat climate change?”

In the Spring Statement, around half the policy costs of measures issued related to the energy crisis. One of the … Continue reading “Should liberals welcome green VAT discounts as a tax cut, or bemoan them as a tax distortion?”

Emily Carver, IEA Head of Media, has penned an article for Conservative Home on the cost-saving benefits that reducing state … Continue reading “Cut government intervention to reduce costs”

Annabel Denham, IEA Director of Communications, has written for The Spectator on the need to start fracking if the government … Continue reading “Nimbyism is halting Britain’s fracking revolution”

Amid all the turmoil in the domestic energy markets, a relatively little-noticed change in regulation is that Ofgem has – … Continue reading “The price mechanism revisited: banning ‘loyalty penalties’ in the energy sector”

“UK gas exports sourced from the North Sea and the Irish Sea double in a year… even as millions of … Continue reading “The Daily Mail’s “energy mercantilism” is deeply misguided”

Andy Mayer, IEA Energy Analyst, has commented for City AM on the need to ensure energy security by continuing to … Continue reading “Maintaining energy security is vital on the road to net zero”

YES – says Matthew Lesh “But actually, he thought as he re-adjusted the Ministry of Plenty’s figures, it was not … Continue reading “IEA Debate: Should classical liberals accept “Net Zero” as a given?”