In her weekly Spectator column, IEA Director of Communications, Annabel Denham, suggested the current energy crisis is a result of … Continue reading “The energy crisis is the result of “muddled energy and climate change policy””

IEA Economics Fellow, Julian Jessop, was quoted by The Telegraph arguing against more state intervention in the energy sector in … Continue reading “There should be no ‘blank cheque’ for faltering energy companies”

Rising gas prices, energy companies going bust, Ministers discussing bailouts and empty reassurance to consumers. The central problem with the … Continue reading “The Gordian Knot of UK energy policy”

On 31st August, newspapers reported that the government was considering introducing a tax on disposable nappies in an effort to … Continue reading “Tax on disposable nappies is more green virtue-signalling”

Many so-called climate change activists are not really concerned about the climate and the environment. No, for them, these are … Continue reading “To anti-capitalists, climate change is just a pretext for a planned economy”

Most people believe that capitalism is to blame for climate change and environmental degradation. But numerous scientific studies have arrived … Continue reading “Capitalism is good for the environment”

IEA Head of Lifestyle Economics, Christopher Snowdon, has penned an article for The Critic, arguing the public may not tolerate … Continue reading “The public may not tolerate the true cost of net-zero”

The government’s green agenda has come under increasing scrutiny as MP’s worry that the cost of net-zero targets will be … Continue reading “The true cost of electric vehicles”

The Independent reported analysis that showed Coca-cola bottles make up 16 per cent of plastic waste on UK beaches. The … Continue reading “IEA Deposit Return Scheme paper cited by the Independent”