Archive of Publications

Video Environment Manchester Urban Pioneer - A note from the chair (NCC)
November 23, 2016

Presentation for Urban Pioneer Roundtable
Publication Regulation Water regulation - what's next?
November 10, 2016

As the next periodic review of the water industry (PR19) approaches, government and regulators are going through the usual “reform” process. The temptation to meddle is just too great to resist, and this time there are some good reasons for change...
Publication Energy Energy and Climate Policy after BREXIT
October 10, 2016

If BREXIT means BREXIT, and Britain does actually leave the EU, what will be the impact on British energy? What will happen to the Internal Energy Market (IEM)? Will Britain still participate or even have access? What will happen to the existing EU...
Presentation Energy Energy Policy: What happens next?
October 4, 2016

Presentation for ESRI
Video Environment Natural Capital & Sustainable Economic Growth
September 15, 2016

Presentation for The BIG Biodiversity Challenge Awards
Video Environment The Economic Arguments for the Green Belt
September 6, 2016

Presentation for TCPA
Video Environment Natural Capital Post BREXIT
September 6, 2016

Presentation for Wildlife Trust
Video Environment Natural Capital, BREXIT and the Future of Farming
September 6, 2016

Presentation for LEAF Annual Conference 2016
Publication Energy Greg Clark's energy agenda
September 5, 2016

Greg Clark the Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) starts with a number of distinct advantages. He knows about energy, having been shadow Secretary of State for DECC in the run up to the 2010 General Election and ...
Publication Environment British Agricultural Policy after BREXIT
September 1, 2016

BREXIT will be played out in negotiations across a large range of policies. Amongst these, agriculture stands out. In terms of spending, the EU is mainly the Common Agricultural Policy. In the mid 1980s, it accounted for 70% of EU spending, and it has...
Publication Energy Flawed in almost all its parts – the final CMA report on electricity markets
July 18, 2016

The CMA spent roughly 80 years and spent £5 million, identified that the bulk of customers (around 70%) were being charged around £1.4 billion in excess of the “competitive” price, and concluded that it was mostly their own fault for not switching. The £
Presentation Environment The Green Belt & Natural Capital
July 5, 2016

Presentation for DCLG
Presentation Infrastructure Investing in Future Utility Infrastructure
June 22, 2016

Presentation for Infrastructure Investment Conference
Presentation Energy Decarbonisation and the consequences for the German and European energy markets
June 9, 2016

Presentation for BDEW Conference
Publication Environment Green Bonds for Natural Capital - some issues
June 1, 2016

Green bonds have been proposed as a way to increase funding for improvements in the natural environment in general, and in natural capital in particular. This note identifies some of the core issues in thinking through how they would work in practice.
Publication EU Membership 24th June – the day after the referendum on EU membership
May 11, 2016

On 24th June we will know one way or the other: either the UK and Europe will be very much as it was on 22nd June; or they will be a state of considerable uncertainty. Though the markets will have to some extent anticipated the outcome, there might ...
Presentation Environment Natural Capital: The Economic Need for Biodiversity
May 10, 2016

Presentation for Castle Debates
Video Environment The Natural Capital Approach
April 19, 2016

Presentation at the Launch of BBOWT's Strategic Report
Publication Energy The future of fossil fuels - is it the end?
April 15, 2016

Contrary to the assumptions underlying much of current energy and climate policies, fossil fuels have fallen and may remain at the new “normal” levels. In the medium term, Iran and Iraq have considerable potential to increase their outputs, and the new sh
Publication Energy After Hinkley - how to contract for the rest of the nuclear programme
April 5, 2016

Whilst a great deal of attention has focussed on the project to build twin European Pressurised Water Reactors (EPR) at Hinkley, less has been paid to what happens next. There are ambitious plans for another twin EPR reactor at Sizewell, and other types o

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