Renewables
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Green Energy Rush Hit by Headwinds
21st April 2010
From the Wall Street Journal: By Guy Chazan ..."Offshore wind is one of the most expensive short-term ways you can conceive of to reduce CO2 emissions," says Dieter Helm, professor of energy policy at Oxford University. "It's economic nonsense to put all your eggs in one basket like this." Read the full article HERE
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Media articles by Dieter Helm
Don't blow our £100 billion on wind power
16th July 2009
Article in The Times - may also be found HERE. Instead of pouring money into renewable energy, we should invest in technology that will really tackle climate change. Climate change is an existential threat. It presents huge challenges to governments and, inevitably, we will have to pay a significant price to keep the temperature from rising by more than two degrees. Politicians across the world increasingly understand this. This is in itself a big step forward in the build-up to the Copenhagen...
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