Archive of Publications

Publication Energy The peak oil brigade is leading us into bad policymaking on energy
October 18, 2011

One can't assume energy prices are going ever upwards. The real problem is there may be too much fossil fuel, not too little.
Publication Energy Sustainable Consumption, Climate Change and Future Generations
October 10, 2011

Published in: The Royal Institute of Philosophy Supplements, volume 69, issue -1, pp. 235-252.
Publication Europe Shale Gas and the Low Carbon Transition in Europe
September 1, 2011
Publication Energy Peak Oil and Energy Policy - A Critique
August 23, 2011

Energy policy has frequently been based upon assumptions about future oil prices. At the end of the 1970s it was assumed oil prices would continue to rise. Now a similar assumption pervades policy design. This article critiques the peak oil hypotheses whi
Publication Environment Green Growth- Infrastructure and National Accounts
May 12, 2011

Article from InsideTrack Issue 28 Spring 2011A Better Route: Mainstreaming the Green Economy We aspire to a low carbon economy, but we don’t really know what it looks like. As a result there’s a mismatch between the narrative and economic policy. As the c
Publication Europe Shale Gas and the Low Carbon Transition in Europe
May 11, 2011

Shale Gas - the implications for European energy and climate change policy
Publication Energy Look to gas for the future
March 24, 2011

Peak oil—the idea that we have passed or are about to pass the physical peak of oil production—is again in fashion. It has been lent impetus by events in the Middle East and North Africa. Predictions abound of imminent price shocks, $200 dollars-a-barrel
Presentation Infrastructure Redefining the models for private sector investment in infrastructure - The RAB Model
February 9, 2011

Slides for the UK Infrastructure Summit: New Era, New Priorities, New Challenges
Publication Europe Rethinking the Economic Borders of the State
November 18, 2010
Publication Energy POLICY PAPER: Market reform: rationale, options and implementation
October 18, 2010

As a result of Ofgem’s Project Discovery and the DECC Market Assessment, and with the Climate Change Committee’s Fourth Climate Change Budget due in December 2010, the government is embarked on a market reform process, first through a consultation paper a
Publication Communications Government, the market and the future of broadcasting
September 16, 2010

Article in: A creative recovery: How the UK’s creative industries can regain their competitive edge, Edited by Dale Bassett, published by REFORM.
Presentation Infrastructure Applying the RAB approach to infrastructure
July 13, 2010

City and Financial ConferenceCreating an Efficient Funding Market for Infrastructure InvestmentJuly 13th 2010, London
Publication Regulation Credibility, Commitment, and Regulation: Ex Ante Price Caps and Ex Post Interventions In The Natural Resources Trap Private Investment without Public Commitment
July 1, 2010

The Natural Resources Trap Private Investment without Public Commitment Edited by William Hogan and Federico Sturzenegger
Presentation Infrastructure The infrastructure challenge - provision, funding and delivery
March 17, 2010

Projects International conference in Brussels
Publication Infrastructure The evolution of Infrastructure and Utility ownership and its implications
December 9, 2009

Oxford Review of Economic Policy, Volume 25, Number 3, 2009, pp.411–434 Abstract The paper documents the significant changes of ownership since the infrastructure utilities were privatized and, in particular, the shifts from the initial focus on dispersed
Publication Infrastructure Infrastructure investment, the cost of capital, and regulation: an assessment", Oxford Review of Economic Policy
December 2, 2009

Infrastructure investment article from Dieter Helm
Publication Europe Energy and environmental policy: options for the future
November 1, 2009
Publication Climate Change The Economics and Politics of Climate Change, OUP
October 29, 2009

Edited by Dieter Helm and Cameron Hepburn Includes contributions from leading climate change policy experts Highly topical and political subject that discusses the Stern Report and the international framework and negotiations for a post-Kyoto cli
Publication Climate Change EU climate change policy - a critique
September 20, 2009

Introduction Environmental issues in general, and climate change in particular, lend themselves to EU rather than national policy: many of the effects (such as acid rain and later pollution) are regional, and climate change is global. To date, the EU has
Publication Infrastructure The challenge of Infrastructure Investment in Britain
September 1, 2009

Chapter in "Delivering a 21st Century Infrastructure for Britain" co-authored with Ben Caldecott and James Wardlaw. Published by Policy Exchange. The British economy at the end of the first decade of the 21st century is not in good shape. The credit crunc

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