
“Markets make a good servant but a bad master, and a worse religion.” – Amory Lovins Guest blog by Susan Sun I didn’t think my philosophy of life had a motto until I heard those words by Amory Lovins, the…
“Markets make a good servant but a bad master, and a worse religion.” – Amory Lovins Guest blog by Susan Sun I didn’t think my philosophy of life had a motto until I heard those words by Amory Lovins, the…
Blog by Dr Charlie Wilson (Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research) UK homes account for just under a quarter of national greenhouse gas emissions. Improving their efficiency not only reduces emissions, but also improves health and wellbeing, and creates jobs.…
Blog by Louise Sunderland. As the weather turned really cold for the first time last month the UK government published its latest piece of research into fuel poverty (energy poverty) – a report on the behaviours and attitudes of the…
written by Jonn Axsen, Associate Professor at Simon Fraser University. Jonn was a Senior Visiting Research Fellow at the Centre on Innovation and Energy Demand (CIED) at the University of Sussex between July – December 2017. Incentives are one way…
Andreas Goldthau, Central European University and Benjamin Sovacool, University of Sussex The price of oil keeps moving in one direction – down. Even political tension between Iran and Saudi Arabia (historically a cause of price rises) has not stopped the…