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Posts tagged "renewable energy"

Goldflush!

Sep 18, 2015

Something I missed earlier in the year was the discovery that when we sit on the toilet, we are literally sitting on a goldmine. US...

Solar subsidies must go… eventually

Aug 31, 2015

Just weeks after promising to "unleash a solar revolution", UK Energy & Climate Change Secretary Amber Rudd has announced the Government is considering a massive 87%...

Sustainability in Portland, Oregon (Part III)

Jul 30, 2015

So I had my meeting with sustainability officials at the City Council of Portland, which is unlike any local Government I've come across before. It...

The problem with sustainability targets…

Jul 13, 2015

  Recent events have reminded of that legendary, probably apocraphyl, letter from a bank manager to a spendthrift student: "We have increased your overdraft to £1,000....

A week’s a long time in (climate) politics pt2

Jul 10, 2015

Last week, watching him deputise for the PM at Prime Minister's Questions, I was pleasantly surprised by Chancellor George Osborne making some quite strong pledges...

A week’s a long time in (climate) politics

Jun 19, 2015

It's been quite a week in terms of political positioning on climate change. One of the most interesting statements came from UK Chancellor George Osborne...

Apocalypse When?

Apr 24, 2015

It was EarthDay on Wednesday – I'm not going to start another of my rants about the pointlessness of awareness hours/days/weeks, but how did it...

Proof: We ARE winning the climate wars

Mar 16, 2015

Good news never hits the headlines – unless it's a famous person's baby – but on Friday the International Energy Agency announced that in 2014,...

Cheer Up! The planet may depend on it…

Feb 6, 2015

OK, the bad news - 2014 was the warmest year on record and carbon emissions are still rising. There's still a long, long way to...

Putting my money where my mouth is…

Nov 10, 2014

I've just made a modest investment in Triodos Renewables via the TrillionFund. This follows a smaller peer-to-peer loan to another renewables project I made earlier...

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Dear commentariat. The energy price cap rise is almost entirely on gas bills rather than electricity (8% vs 1%). Therefore it is gas driving price rises, not renewables. You’re welcome.

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