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Raising Our Allowance – Understanding Britain’s Emissions Trading Scheme

4 April 2025

Raising Our Allowance – Understanding Britain’s Emissions Trading Scheme

Nicholas Leighton-Hall
4 April 2025
What is the UK Emissions Trading Scheme (UK ETS)? Let’s start with the basics. The UK Emissions Trading Scheme (UK … Continue reading “Raising Our Allowance – Understanding Britain’s Emissions Trading Scheme”

We’re number one… in unaffordable electricity

7 October 2024

We’re number one… in unaffordable electricity

David Turver
7 October 2024
Introduction Each year, the Government publishes international energy price comparisons. The data is sourced from the IEA and covers industrial … Continue reading “We’re number one… in unaffordable electricity”

If we want a low-carbon future, we have to drop our nuclear-phobia

20 January 2021
Energy and Environment

If we want a low-carbon future, we have to drop our nuclear-phobia

Roberto White
20 January 2021
In November 2020, Prime Minister Boris Johnson outlined his 10 point plan for the UK’s ‘Green Industrial Revolution’. One of … Continue reading “If we want a low-carbon future, we have to drop our nuclear-phobia”

Socialism and environmentalism: an extremely odd couple

10 April 2020
Energy and Environment

Socialism and environmentalism: an extremely odd couple

Luke Warren
10 April 2020
Modern environmentalists often identify as socialists. Members of Extinction Rebellion, for example, often advocate tearing down capitalism and supplanting it … Continue reading “Socialism and environmentalism: an extremely odd couple”

After Brexit: time for a reboot of environmental policies

25 February 2020
Energy and Environment

After Brexit: time for a reboot of environmental policies

Luke Warren
25 February 2020
The UK faces formidable environmental challenges, however, the government can utilise Brexit as an occasion to develop ambitious, sustainable and … Continue reading “After Brexit: time for a reboot of environmental policies”

The Thunberg phenomenon, Extinction Rebellion, and the denial of trade-offs

3 October 2019
Economic Theory

The Thunberg phenomenon, Extinction Rebellion, and the denial of trade-offs

Philip Booth
3 October 2019
When it comes to environmental problems in general and global warming in particular, I empathise with those who take the … Continue reading “The Thunberg phenomenon, Extinction Rebellion, and the denial of trade-offs”

Two fallacies around Hinkley Point

15 September 2016
Economic Theory

Two fallacies around Hinkley Point

Philip Booth
15 September 2016
It looks as if Hinkley Point will now be given the green light. Astonishingly, the government has found a way … Continue reading “Two fallacies around Hinkley Point”

UK climate change policy is a colossal and pointless waste of money

3 December 2015
Energy and Environment

UK climate change policy is a colossal and pointless waste of money

David Campbell
3 December 2015
As the Paris Conference of the Parties to the 1992 Framework Convention on Climate Change progresses, it would seem that … Continue reading “UK climate change policy is a colossal and pointless waste of money”

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