The UK’s record on biodiversity is poor. 15 per cent of all species in our country are threatened by extinction, … Continue reading “Environmental policy inevitably involves difficult trade-offs”

The government announced this week that it will offer 90,000 households in England and Wales grants of £5,000 to help … Continue reading “Johnson’s heat pump plan “essentially a woke welfare scheme for the wealthy””

Mark Littlewood, Director General of the IEA, has written for The Times reacting to Prince William’s comments that billionaires such … Continue reading “Despite Prince William’s plea, innovation in space travel should not be disregarded”

The UK can either be net zero or have secure and affordable energy. It cannot have all three, at least … Continue reading “British industry is bearing the brunt of climate unilateralism”

In an op-ed for CapX, IEA Chief Operating Officer, Andy Mayer, argued that the UK cannot implement net zero policies … Continue reading “Climate policy to blame for industry woes”

IEA Chief Operating Officer, Andy Mayer, responded to reports that the Prime Minister Boris Johnson is to announce that all … Continue reading “Boris must stop green virtue signalling”

Annabel Denham, IEA Director of Communications, has discussed the ensuing energy crisis in her Spectator column. Annabel argued that a … Continue reading “The energy crisis has vindicated free marketeers”

In an op-ed for The Critic, IEA Head of Lifestyle Economics argued raising prices at the pumps would deter consumers … Continue reading “Raising petrol prices would deter panic buying”

In 2009, Liz Truss, then Deputy Director of the Reform think tank, now Foreign Secretary, wrote about green technology: “Vast … Continue reading “The CF Industries bailout is a terrible folly”