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King’s Speech: Pro-growth reforms risk being dragged down by red tape, warns IEA

17 July 2024
Economics

King’s Speech: Pro-growth reforms risk being dragged down by red tape, warns IEA

17 July 2024
Commenting on the King’s Speech, Tom Clougherty, Executive Director of the free market think tank, the Institute of Economic Affairs … Continue reading “King’s Speech: Pro-growth reforms risk being dragged down by red tape, warns IEA”

North Sea Ban Won’t Solve Climate Change but Will Make us Poorer

16 July 2024
Energy and Environment

North Sea Ban Won’t Solve Climate Change but Will Make us Poorer

16 July 2024

Andy Mayer writes for City AM

IEA Energy Analyst Andy Mayer has written for City AM criticising the new government’s ban on granting more North Sea … Continue reading “North Sea Ban Won’t Solve Climate Change but Will Make us Poorer”

National ‘Wealth’ Fund Proposal Fraught with Risk

15 July 2024
Economics

National ‘Wealth’ Fund Proposal Fraught with Risk

15 July 2024

Len Shackleton quoted in The Express

IEA Editorial and Research Fellow Professor Len Shackleton has been quoted in The Daily Express criticising the new government’s proposals … Continue reading “National ‘Wealth’ Fund Proposal Fraught with Risk”

New Net Zero Ruling Threatens Economic Stability

30 June 2024
Energy and Environment

New Net Zero Ruling Threatens Economic Stability

30 June 2024

Andy Mayer writes for CapX

IEA Energy Analyst Andy Mayer has written for CapX discussing the Supreme Court’s 3-2 ruling to block Surrey Council’s decision … Continue reading “New Net Zero Ruling Threatens Economic Stability”

Judicial activism will not solve climate change

24 June 2024
Energy and Environment

Judicial activism will not solve climate change

Andy Mayer
24 June 2024
On June 20 2024, the UK Supreme Court ruled by a 3 to 2 majority to uphold the appeal of climate activists against … Continue reading “Judicial activism will not solve climate change”

A review of the election manifestos: energy and climate change

18 June 2024
Energy and Environment

A review of the election manifestos: energy and climate change

Andy Mayer
18 June 2024
Going into the 2024 general election, Ipsos rated Pollution/Environment/Climate Change at the bottom of their monthly issue index, with the … Continue reading “A review of the election manifestos: energy and climate change”

New Climate Mandates Could Undermine UK’s Competitiveness

6 May 2024
Energy and Environment

New Climate Mandates Could Undermine UK’s Competitiveness

6 May 2024

Andy Mayer quoted in The Telegraph

IEA Energy Analyst Andy Mayer has been quoted in The Daily Telegraph discussing the Labour Party’s new plans to force … Continue reading “New Climate Mandates Could Undermine UK’s Competitiveness”

Was there a market-oriented alternative to the UK’s energy crisis response?

15 April 2024
Energy and Environment

Was there a market-oriented alternative to the UK’s energy crisis response?

Andrew Lilico
15 April 2024
On the more market-oriented wing of UK politics, there is a widespread view that the energy packages announced by Chancellors … Continue reading “Was there a market-oriented alternative to the UK’s energy crisis response?”

The risks of climate change are very real – but the current “Net Zero” agenda will backfire

12 April 2024
Energy and Environment

The risks of climate change are very real – but the current “Net Zero” agenda will backfire

Steve Davies
12 April 2024
On 9 April, six IEA staff members took part in an AMA (Ask Me Anything) session organised by Reddit. One … Continue reading “The risks of climate change are very real – but the current “Net Zero” agenda will backfire”

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