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Rishi Sunak’s solution to the energy crisis is building on a legacy of failure

Sam Alston 13 February 2022 Rishi Sunak’s solution to the energy crisis is building on a legacy of failure2022-02-13T12:31:11+00:00 Comment No Comment
In response to a surge in energy prices the UK government has been forced to intervene. Five months after the Green Party of England and Wales produced its proposals, the…
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What the collapse of Bulb and other suppliers means for our energy system

Sam Alston 11 December 2021 What the collapse of Bulb and other suppliers means for our energy system2021-12-11T13:32:55+00:00 Comment No Comment
Energy firms have been collapsing left, right and centre. The recent demise of both Bulb and Orbit means 27 suppliers have gone bankrupt this year, driven by a rapid rise…
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The UK’s energy crisis is a product of years of policy failures

Sam Alston 13 October 2021 The UK’s energy crisis is a product of years of policy failures2021-10-13T19:31:57+01:00 Comment No Comment
The last month has seen Northern European electricity prices move from the record lows of last year, to record highs. This has been chiefly driven by a massive spike in…
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Is the UK’s hydrogen strategy propping up the gas industry?

Sam Alston 11 September 2021 Is the UK’s hydrogen strategy propping up the gas industry?2021-09-11T14:46:08+01:00 Comment 2 Comments
In August, the government finally published it’s hydrogen strategy with great aplomb. For several years the government has made it clear that it sees the nascent hydrogen industry as a…
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Can central banks get their act together on the climate crisis?

Sam Alston 8 August 2021 Can central banks get their act together on the climate crisis?2021-08-08T12:00:29+01:00 Comment 1 Comment
The last few weeks have seen a rush of central banks - under pressure from both activists and their own research - taking steps to limit their climate impacts. These…
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What the 2021 oil price recovery means for the climate

Sam Alston 19 July 2021 What the 2021 oil price recovery means for the climate2021-07-19T19:55:49+01:00 Comment No Comment
For those readers who own oil wells, the last decade has probably not been profitable. The last year has been even less kind, Covid bringing home unprecedented demand destruction on…
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The latest IEA report spells the end of one excuse for climate inaction

Sam Alston 28 May 2021 The latest IEA report spells the end of one excuse for climate inaction2021-05-28T22:09:58+01:00 Comment No Comment
The world of energy has a lot of reports. Almost all of them that attempt to predict the future have been wrong. Most of them say nothing new. The International…
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Ben Houchen is able to claim green credentials because the left offered no alternative

Sam Alston 22 May 2021 Ben Houchen is able to claim green credentials because the left offered no alternative2021-05-22T16:26:02+01:00 Comment 1 Comment
Ben Houchen is the newly re-elected Tory mayor of Tees Valley, and he has a good case to be the most green-friendly Tory mayor in the country (there are not…
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Why did Rio Tinto pay out $9 billion to shareholders in 2020?

Sam Alston 27 February 2021 Why did Rio Tinto pay out $9 billion to shareholders in 2020?2021-02-27T20:41:33+00:00 Comment 2 Comments
Mining giant Rio Tinto’s share price shot up last week, as they announced a record $9bn paid out in dividends to shareholders in 2020. This might seem counterintuitive in the…
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Where should Policy Fest sit in the Green Party’s broken policy making structures?

Sam Alston 23 January 2021 Where should Policy Fest sit in the Green Party’s broken policy making structures?2021-01-23T19:40:55+00:00 Comment 1 Comment
This year's edition of the Green Party of England and Wales' Policy Fest felt very different to previous years and, naturally, in depth interaction was limited. At the same time,…
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