Archive of Publications

Presentation Regulation Critical infrastructure and utility regulation: a joined-up approach
April 29, 2009

Presentation given to Royal United Services Institute conference April 29th 2009
Presentation Environment Environmental Challenges in a warming world
February 21, 2009

Slides presented at the Tanner Lecture on Meeting the Challenges of the 21st Century February 21st 2009
Publication Europe EU climate-change policy—a critique
January 28, 2009

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 had some nota
Presentation Regulation Regulatory reform, capture and the regulatory burden
November 24, 2008

DTI/BRE Conference - Evaluation of Regulation
Publication Climate Change Climate-change policy: why has so little been achieved?
November 1, 2008

While the scientific evidence for climate change grows, the policy responses have so far had little or no impact on the build-up of emissions. Current trends in emissions are adverse. The paper considers why the disconnect between science and policy exist
Presentation Climate Change Climate-change policy: a tangled web?
October 29, 2008

The Beesley Lectures on Regulation, Series XVIII 2008, October 30th 2008
Presentation Climate Change Climate change, European Energy Policy and the Copenhagen Summit: Time for Realism?
October 29, 2008

Smith School Presentation, October 2008
Publication Regulation Special administration, financing functions and utility regulation
October 23, 2008

Recent events have sharpened interest in the question of what happens when key businesses get into difficulty. In the banking sector, governments and regulators have had to make it up as they go along. The lack of preparation for failure has been...
Publication Europe Caps and Floors for the EU ETS: a practical carbon price
October 13, 2008

Central to any efficient climate change policy, and to the EU’s approach, is the establishment of a credible, long-term carbon price. The EU has chosen to achieve this via the indirect route of the EU Emissions Trading Scheme (EU ETS), rather than by sett
Publication Climate Change OXREP Climate Change Special Issue
September 1, 2008

Special issue of the Oxford Review of Economic Policy
Presentation Environment Why conserve nature?
June 11, 2008

BBOWT Annual Directors' conference presentation June 11th 2008
Publication Infrastructure Meeting the infrastructure challenge
May 30, 2008

Infrastructure matters in a way that most investments do not: it is complementary to the rest of the economy; and competitiveness depends upon it. This article examines the scale of the infrastructure challenge and the roles of governments and the privat
Publication Water A new regulatory model for water: the periodic review, financial regulation and competition
May 6, 2008

Water regulation has been a rollercoaster ride for both the companies and the regulators.
Publication Environment Pros and Cons
May 1, 2008

Article for Green Alliance magazine. The environment is conventionally regarded as a public good...
Publication Infrastructure Utility regulation and critical national infrastructure
April 15, 2008

Paper in a publication released to coincide with the RUSI conference on Protecting the Critical National Infrastructure
Publication Europe Energy Security without the North sea - time to think European
March 1, 2008

Security of supply - along with climate change - has taken centre stage in energy policy debates...
Publication Communications The future of the BBC
February 28, 2008

BBC Trust seminar on the economic impact of the BBC
Publication Regulation Tradeable RABs and the split cost of capital
January 2, 2008

Whilst regulators have resisted the concept of the split cost of capital, financial markets have been applying its logic with enthusiasm. The recent takeover of Norweb with a reported 45% premium to the regulated capital value (RCV) takes the...
Publication Climate Change Too Good To Be True? The UK's Climate Change Record
December 10, 2007

At first glance Britain has one of the best records in Europe on climate change; greenhouse gas emissions fell in the 1990s and it has already surpassed its 2012 Kyoto target. This paper examines whether the claimed superiority of Britain's approach is so
Publication Infrastructure It's not over yet: the implications of the credit crunch
October 29, 2007

2007 will go down in economic history as a roller-coaster – it’s not often that we see a global credit crunch which requires over half a trillion dollars to stabilise, and a run on a major London bank. The former occurs roughly every quarter of a century,

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