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Posts tagged "politics"

Both Sides of the Treasury's Coin

Mar 23, 2011

I've been at Leeds Royal Armouries today at an event run by the Major Energy Users Council. I hate being at a venue like this...

Musings on the Carbon Plan

Mar 11, 2011

I leafed through the UK Government's new Carbon Plan on the train to Birmingham on Wednesday. The plan brings together a whole raft of initiatives...

The Politics of Oil

Mar 7, 2011

This weekend the global oil situation finally made its way onto the front pages of the UK press with, for example, The Guardian's report on...

Ignore the Cancun Cacophony of Doom

Dec 13, 2010

So, Cancun produced something after all. Not an awful lot, it has to be said, but there is a definite narrowing of the agenda to...

Does blue + yellow = green business?

May 13, 2010

This week the UK has entered unfamiliar political territory with the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats forming the first coalition Government since the war. As a Lib Dem myself, I felt extremely worried at first, later moving to a state of mere wariness, but in the clear light of day now I am very pleased with the sheer number of LD policies which look as if they’re getting onto the statute book.
So, how does the deal stack up from a green business point of view?

Where does the environment feature in the election?

May 5, 2010

We're on the brink of a UK General Election which has been more uncertain than any in recent years. I must declare an interest here...

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renewablesmiffy Chris Smith @renewablesmiffy ·
6 Nov

Worlds three largest Net Zero spending nations

1. China
2. USA
3. Japan

UK residential electricity prices average $0.38/kWh

US $0.16/kWh
Japan $0.21/kWh
China $0.09/kWh

Sorry to blow up a narrative but Net Zero definitely doesn’t have to mean high electricity prices.

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