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UK energy policy – when the left hand doesn’t know what the far left hand is doing

12 November 2014
Tax and Fiscal Policy

UK energy policy – when the left hand doesn’t know what the far left hand is doing

Philip Booth
12 November 2014
It has long been one of my personal gripes that the UK spends a large amount of money on energy … Continue reading “UK energy policy – when the left hand doesn’t know what the far left hand is doing”

The case for shale gas

5 September 2014
Energy and Environment

The case for shale gas

Matt Ridley
5 September 2014
In this interview for ieaTV, Matt Ridley explains that shale gas is readily available in the UK and can be … Continue reading “The case for shale gas”

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”

Socialists of all parties and the Miliband energy proposals

25 September 2013

Socialists of all parties and the Miliband energy proposals

Colin Robinson
25 September 2013
It is nearly seventy years since Friedrich Hayek dedicated The Road to Serfdom to ‘the socialists of all parties’. Sadly, … Continue reading “Socialists of all parties and the Miliband energy proposals”

Running out of steam?

6 November 2012

Running out of steam?

Philip Booth
6 November 2012
Let us set aside the argument about whether global warming is a serious threat that we can address through Government … Continue reading “Running out of steam?”

How subsidised renewable energy undermines electricity markets

13 July 2012

How subsidised renewable energy undermines electricity markets

Carlo Stagnaro
13 July 2012
Can an intermittent source be integrated into a liberalised electricity market? It is technically feasible, but, if subsidies come into … Continue reading “How subsidised renewable energy undermines electricity markets”

Scandal in Westminster: 544 MPs want to continue wasting your money

10 February 2012

Scandal in Westminster: 544 MPs want to continue wasting your money

Kristian Niemietz
10 February 2012
Imagine your neighbour buys a car, a new model which has not been tested yet. Over the next few months, … Continue reading “Scandal in Westminster: 544 MPs want to continue wasting your money”

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