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A vicious circle of state intervention is taking Britain’s energy markets back to the 1970s

5 January 2016
Energy and Environment

A vicious circle of state intervention is taking Britain’s energy markets back to the 1970s

Philip Booth
5 January 2016
Whether you are a green activist or a poverty campaigner, energy policy under the Thatcher-Major-Blair governments was a striking success. … Continue reading “A vicious circle of state intervention is taking Britain’s energy markets back to the 1970s”

Consumer inertia in energy markets: a sobering lesson from Italy

20 July 2015
Regulation

Consumer inertia in energy markets: a sobering lesson from Italy

Carlo Stagnaro and Philip Booth
20 July 2015
The British retail markets for electricity and gas are not delivering. But is the proposed cure better than the disease … Continue reading “Consumer inertia in energy markets: a sobering lesson from Italy”

Hinkley Point C decision further undermines competition in the electricity market

10 October 2014
Energy and Environment

Hinkley Point C decision further undermines competition in the electricity market

Carlo Stagnaro
10 October 2014
The European Commission has given the green light to the construction of a new nuclear plant at Hinkley Point. This … Continue reading “Hinkley Point C decision further undermines competition in the electricity market”

The failure of Germany’s green energy policies

1 September 2014
Energy and Environment

The failure of Germany’s green energy policies

Carlo Stagnaro
1 September 2014
You can’t have your cake and eat it too – even when it comes to energy. Germany has been a … Continue reading “The failure of Germany’s green energy policies”

The government is jeopardising competition in the energy market

24 July 2014

The government is jeopardising competition in the energy market

Carlo Stagnaro
24 July 2014
The UK – once a champion of competition in electricity and natural gas markets – is about to take another … Continue reading “The government is jeopardising competition in the energy market”

The folly of Europe’s decarbonisation plan

5 March 2014

The folly of Europe’s decarbonisation plan

Philip Booth and Carlo Stagnaro
5 March 2014
Europe’s plan to decarbonise its economy by 2030 is very likely to meet Albert Einstein’s definition of insanity: ‘doing the … Continue reading “The folly of Europe’s decarbonisation plan”

EU renewables target protects favoured industries at the expense of consumers

13 January 2014

EU renewables target protects favoured industries at the expense of consumers

Carlo Stagnaro
13 January 2014
‘Economic policy always has more than one goal, and each independent policy goal requires an independent policy instrument’, correctly state … Continue reading “EU renewables target protects favoured industries at the expense of consumers”

Environmentalism, nuclear power and the end of competitive energy markets

23 October 2013

Environmentalism, nuclear power and the end of competitive energy markets

Carlo Stagnaro
23 October 2013
The British government has just given the green light to the Hinkley Point C nuclear power station in Somerset. The … Continue reading “Environmentalism, nuclear power and the end of competitive energy markets”

Italy is the sick man of Europe, and also very contagious

10 March 2013

Italy is the sick man of Europe, and also very contagious

Carlo Stagnaro
10 March 2013
Italy had its general election on February 25-26. The centre-left coalition led by the Democratic Party’s Pier Luigi Bersani obtained a … Continue reading “Italy is the sick man of Europe, and also very contagious”

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