Energy
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Presentations by Dieter Helm
Energy Policy and Market Reform: Uk and Europe
13th December 2011
Presentation at the French Association of Energy Economics conference, Paris, 13th December 2011.
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Publications by Dieter Helm
The peak oil brigade is leading us into bad policymaking on energy
18th October 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. The Guardian October 18th 2011
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Presentations by Dieter Helm
Energy Market Reform: a critique
22nd September 2011
The IEA Beesley Lecture Thursday 22nd September 2011
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Publications by Dieter Helm
Peak Oil and Energy Policy - A Critique
23rd August 2011
Published in the Oxford Review of Economic Policy, Volume 27, Number 1, 2011, pp. 68–91 Abstract: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 which lie behind these forecasts and policy beliefs, and considers that, from a climate change perspective, the challenge is too much, not too...
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Presentations by Dieter Helm
Dublin Economics Workshop
16th June 2011
Slides presented to the Dublin Economics Workshop, Trinity College, Dublin on Thursday June 16th 2011
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Presentations by Dieter Helm
Nuclear Industry Forum
15th June 2011
Presentation to the Nuclear Industry Forum, Wednesday June 15th 2011, London.
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Presentations by Dieter Helm
Shale Gas – the implications for European energy and climate change policy
11th May 2011
Shale Gas - the implications for European energy and climate change policy
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Ofgem tells energy firms: 'one last chance'
22nd March 2011
Dieter Helm, an economist specialising in energy regulation and a former government adviser, criticised the Ofgem demands as little more than a "sticking plaster". The Guardian March 22nd 2011
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Presentations by Dieter Helm
Energy Policy and the Energy Market Review
22nd March 2011
Slides from a presentation at the Adam Smith Future of Utilities Conference, London
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U.K.’s ‘Big Six’ Energy Companies Face Crackdown
21st March 2011
...return to the U.K.’s old pool system that was replaced in 2001 with the new electricity trading arrangements known as NETA, which then becameBETA when Scotland became part of the British power market in 2005 says Oxford University economist and utilities analyst Dieter Helm. Wall Street Journal, March 21st 2011
Latest Publications
| Energy Policy and Market Reform: Uk and Europe |
| 13-12-2011 |
| Energy Futures, Prices and Decarbonisation scenarios |
| 08-11-2011 |
| The peak oil brigade is leading us into bad policymaking on energy |
| 18-10-2011 |
| Sustainable Consumption, Climate Change and Future Generations |
| 10-10-2011 |
| Energy Market Reform: a critique |
| 22-09-2011 |