There is no route to decarbonisation without getting rid of coal, but coal remains a main energy source worldwide. What are the implications for energy policy?
With energy bills set to increase from 1st April, and just 13 years for the electricity sector to become net zero, this paper revisits the Cost of Energy Review, and sets out why its recommendations from 2017 are still as relevant today.
Brexit repatriates agriculture policy and subsidies after over 40 years of determination by the European Commission. This paper looks at the likely impacts, and sets out a framework for assessing these in future.
With energy prices set to rise even further, a look at how the recommendations from the 2017 Cost of Energy Review, if implemented at the time, could have prevented the current crisis.
In advance of COP26, this paper looks at whether the summit can secure the necessary funding to help developing countries and the change in approach needed to begin to tackle climate change and to get to net zero.
How far is the world down the road of energy transition? "Gas in Transition" Natural Gas World.… https://t.co/zQwafOochF
PublicationClimate Change The coal question July 12, 2022
There is no route to decarbonisation without getting rid of coal, but coal remains a main energy source worldwide. What are the implications...
PublicationClimate Change The retreat from net zero July 4, 2022
As governments around the world rush to secure their energy supplies, this paper looks at the implications for plans to transition to net ze...
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With energy bills set to increase from 1st April, and just 13 years for the electricity se...