Net zero is a fantasy but it could destroy Britain before it is killed off
The ultimate irony is that, in pursuing net zero, on a global dimension we are increasing – not reducing – the greenhouse effect.
The ultimate irony is that, in pursuing net zero, on a global dimension we are increasing – not reducing – the greenhouse effect.
Centrica’s CEO has issued a stark warning to households but exploring for gas remains the elephant in the room.
Energy policy has been one of Britain’s great political failures over the past two decades. This week’s guest, energy expert Nick Butler, has an idea for a fresh start.
The Labour government would have zero idea how to create and run a £100 billion national energy industry.
Keir Starmer has let Ed Miliband off the leash – and he’s lunged for the default big-state option: nationalisation.
A good slice of the blame for Germany being more brachiosaurus than tiger goes to Angela Merkel.
2022 has left much more lasting marks than most, thanks to the war on Ukraine, the bursting of the China myth and the realisation of the risks of World War Three surrounding Taiwan.
The decision to open a new coal mine in Whitehaven has provoked an outcry in the national press. But the decision has largely been met with relief from locals.
But the government must take radical action in its energy security strategy to put the country on the front foot.
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