It’s the holiday season again, so as usual we’re pausing the queue of new interviews and reflecting back on emerging themes from the last 12 months’ episodes. This week we’re looking at economics, including:

• • Andrew Sissons of NESTA: is Net Zero to blame for UK electricity prices?
  • David Kipling of On-site Energy: the economics of Behind the Meter energy
  • Martin Fahey of Mitsubishi Energy: why heat pump prices aren’t falling as demand increases
  • Matthew Lumsden of Connected Energy: the changing economics of EV battery ownership
  • Chris Smith: why oil majors can’t make the leap to renewables

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